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60 films
Psycho
1960
<p>making fear; explore how horror films are built, from concept to cut, and the tools and teams behind the terror.</p>
Night of the Living Dead
1968
<p>making fear; explore how horror films are built, from concept to cut, and the tools and teams behind the terror.</p>
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
1974
<p>making fear; explore how horror films are built, from concept to cut, and the tools and teams behind the terror.</p>
Censor
2021
<p>making fear; explore how horror films are built, from concept to cut, and the tools and teams behind the terror.</p>
Titane
2021
<p>making fear; explore how horror films are built, from concept to cut, and the tools and teams behind the terror.</p>
King Kong
1933
<p>monsters & meaning; look beyond the scares to uncover what monsters say about the societies that create them, and whether “normal” is worth going back to.</p>
Cat People
1942
monsters & meaning; look beyond the scares to uncover what monsters say about the societies that create them, and whether “normal” is worth going back to.
Ganja & Hess
1973
<p>monsters & meaning; look beyond the scares to uncover what monsters say about the societies that create them, and whether “normal” is worth going back to.</p>
The Lost Boys
1987
monsters & meaning; look beyond the scares to uncover what monsters say about the societies that create them, and whether “normal” is worth going back to.
Nina Forever
2015
monsters & meaning; look beyond the scares to uncover what monsters say about the societies that create them, and whether “normal” is worth going back to.
Magic
1978
<p>theories of terror; unpack big ideas like psychoanalysis, feminism, marxism and more, then apply them to iconic horror films.</p>
The Evil Dead
1981
<p>theories of terror; unpack big ideas like psychoanalysis, feminism, marxism and more, then apply them to iconic horror films.</p>
An American Werewolf in London
1981
theories of terror; unpack big ideas like psychoanalysis, feminism, marxism and more, then apply them to iconic horror films.
Lucky
2020
theories of terror; unpack big ideas like psychoanalysis, feminism, marxism and more, then apply them to iconic horror films.
The Substance
2024
theories of terror; unpack big ideas like psychoanalysis, feminism, marxism and more, then apply them to iconic horror films.
Freaks
1932
<p>100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.</p>
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
1956
<p>100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.</p>
Rosemary's Baby
1968
<p>100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.</p>
Candyman
1992
<p>100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.</p>
Scream
1996
100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.
Cabin Fever
2002
100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.
Hostel
2005
<p>100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.</p>
Dawn of the Dead
2004
100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.
Raw
2016
<p>100 years of fear; trace horror’s evolution from silent screams to socially conscious scares and ask why we’ve always loved being afraid.</p>
Black Christmas
1974
<p>relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.</p><p><br></p><p>also recommended christmas viewing.</p>
Prom Night
1980
relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.
Carrie
1976
<p>relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.</p>
Halloween
1978
<p>relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.</p>
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
1984
<p>relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.</p>
A Nightmare on Elm Street
1984
relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. Dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.
Cherry Falls
2000
<p>relatable horror; there’s a horror film for everyone. dive into issues of representation through the ever-popular slasher.</p>
Eyes Without a Face
1960
<p>european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.</p>
Viy
1967
european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.
The Cremator
1969
european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.
Witchhammer
1970
european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.
Torso
1973
european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.
Martyrs
2008
european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.
The Skin I Live In
2011
<p>european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.</p>
Demon
2015
european horror: beyond arthouse; break the stereotype, explore the raw, diverse horror styles from post-fascist and post-totalitarian europe.
Johnny Mad Dog
2008
<p>horror without borders; discover horror traditions from south america and africa, and why they’ve been left out of the conversation.</p>
Terrified
2017
horror without borders; discover horror traditions from south america and africa, and why they’ve been left out of the conversation.
Tigers Are Not Afraid
2017
horror without borders; discover horror traditions from south america and africa, and why they’ve been left out of the conversation.
Saloum
2021
<p>horror without borders; discover horror traditions from south america and africa, and why they’ve been left out of the conversation.</p>
When Evil Lurks
2023
horror without borders; discover horror traditions from south america and africa, and why they’ve been left out of the conversation.
Godzilla
1954
<p>(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.</p>
Picnic at Hanging Rock
1975
<p>(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.</p>
Audition
1999
(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.
Battle Royale
2000
(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.
Ju-on: The Grudge
2002
(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.
Wolf Creek
2005
(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.
Lake Mungo
2008
(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.
The Loved Ones
2009
(austral) asian extreme: shock, style, and survival; enter the brutal, bold world of extreme horror from asia and australia. from taboo-smashing cinema to full-on sensory assault, explore why these regions push boundaries, and what their films reveal about fear, culture, and control.
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