The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Writer-Director Ti West’s new film, X – his first in six years, and first horror feature in almost a decade – sees an amateur adult film crew rent an old family guest house in Texas for their new shoot. When the land’s owners, living…

For better or worse it’d be impossible to make The Texas Chainsaw Massacre the way it was made in 1974. Almost every factor, from the independent film scene to Mafia bootlegging, has changed since the early 70s. The original film was made…

Deep in the bowels of the horror genre beyond Stephen King, beyond Richard Matheson and far past even Clive Barker there exists a sub-genre known to the initiated as splatterpunk. Revolving around extreme violence of all kinds, splatterpunk…

Sometimes you need a bit of light relief after watching the dark horrors of Halloween for many years, so why not check out those few hidden gems that may have slipped under your radar, and may offer a funny (and perhaps slightly scary) way…

Andrew Carroll looked at Kill List's domestic disharmony. Paddy O'Leary looked at the best horror films available on Netflix. Graham Connors examined the dangerous voyeuristic gaze in the modern slasher film. Now, to bring our Halloween…

Following Andrew Carroll's analysis of Kill List's domestic disharmony and Paddy O'Leary's Netflix horror list is Graham Connors, who in this Halloween feature looks at the slasher film and its dangerous voyeristic gaze. It’s hard not to…