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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Carnival of Souls (1962)
Source: IMDB.
Is there a disconnect between who I am and who the world thinks I am? Sure, that happens to everyone. Here’s a better one. Is there a disconnect between who I think I am and who I actually am? I’ll pass on that, and I’m prett...
It Follows (2014)
Source: IMDB.
When I was in high school, I joined the marching band. That was my tribe, and it was a good one. Every year we went on a band trip to places like Canada or Florida, which meant lots of fundraisers. Painting curbs, pancake bre...
Creature From the Black Lagoon (1954)
Source: IMDB.
I watched The Creature From the Black Lagoon many years ago, and was thus unprepared for this film’s unhinged sexual energy. Reader, I do not exaggerate when I say that sparks fly.
Dr. David Reed, Kay Lawrence, and Dr. Mark...
The Mummy (1932)
Source: IMDB.
The Mummy* isn’t as beloved as say, Dracula and Frankenstein, despite an iconic performance by Boris Karloff. Nor does it have as large a cultural footprint. In pop culture, mummies are depicted as undead corpses shambling ar...
Lake Mungo (2008)
Source: IMDB.
If ghosts exist, they hide in corners.
My mother passed away two years ago. Last summer I heard her speak in Orvieto, Italy. She said ‘hi, George!’ It was her voice. There is no doubt about that. There is also no doubt that...
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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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