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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Cabin in the Woods (2011)
Source: IMDb.
Everything you know is wrong.
Years ago, a woman came into my library and wanted more information about how Nostradamus predicted 9-11. She’d read it online. I told her Nostradamus did not predict 9-11 and that the whole thi...
One Cut of the Dead (2017)
Source: IMDb. Spoilers ahoy!
There’s done and then there’s good.
Hey, did you know I was once Head Writer for a gaming company back in the aughts? I wrote for a skirmish miniature wargame. No names. They paid on time. A friend of mine bro...
Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Source: IMDb.
I spent all my summers as a kid at a house in the country, aka The Ass Crack of Nowhere. My parents inherited the house, which was a boarding home/hotel back in the 1930s.
Family lore has it that the house also served as a h...
Night of the Lepus (1972)
Source: IMDb. Spoilers.
I still recall my first senior discount like it was yesterday. Except it wasn’t yesterday. I can’t recall exactly what day it was, but it wasn’t that long ago, and it certainly was not intentional.
I was sporting m...
Lucio Fulci's City of the Living Dead (1980)
Source: IMDb.
My dad came home from the hospital to die. He had congestive heart failure, and it was so bad his heart could not handle any additional fluids. The hospital discharged him because there wasn’t anything they could do.
They al...
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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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