Abandoned Places | Horror Movie Essays
George R. GaluschakHorror movies as a way to talk about anything, anywhere, anytime. Just add monsters.
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Count Yorga, Vampire
Count Yorga laughs at Dr. Hayes’ big stick. Source: IMDb.
Back when I was a kid in the Dark Ages my parents took me to Broadway shows in New York City. We saw Annie, Godspell, Deathtrap. There were others, but those are the ones I recall....
The Woman in Orange, The Woman in White, The Woman in Black
Source: IMDb.
Jean Rollin, film auteur or sleaze merchant?
Whatever you want to call him, Rollin directed a lot of movies. According to IMDb, the French director made 38 films in the 1970s and 1980s, alternating between surreal horror mo...
The Lost Boys (1987)
Source: IMDb.
I saw The Lost Boys when it came out in the summer of 1987. Rewatching it this week brought back memories and a strange melancholy. Why do I say strange? Well, I am not a sentimental person.
You know those people who forge l...
Dracula (1931)
Source: IMDb.
Picture this scene from Dracula. Mina Seward and John Harker sit chastely upon the garden davenport enjoying the evening air. Mina is flushed, vibrant, in wonderful spirits.
Her fiancé John is overjoyed, because Mina seems t...
Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel
Source: IMDb.
My first encounter with the Hell House LLC series occurred during COVID, when I had plenty of free time. I spent many carefree hours ~~doing drugs~~ playing video games, ~~doing drugs~~ staring out the window, and ~~doing dru...
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Horror happens when things break. Horror movies are a way to talk about it. Anything, anywhere, anytime. Just add monsters, and it's all fair game.
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