“Kuroneko’s otherworldly visuals evoke a reality shaped by great and sinister powers, and a world where fate will always scupper the impudent plans of hubristic men.”
“This filmmaker’s oeuvre has never been a showcase of ‘good taste’ or conventional demonstrations in character/story development, so why should we expect him to play by the rules now?”
“Art is a product of its time; is it Get Out’s fault that the time mostly resembles a horror production?”
“Well, we’re definitely in agreement that ‘Chapter 2’ is the best of the series!”
“Dogs are a huge asset to the horror genre, as menaces and as loyal comrades.”
“It’s an odd little film, more melancholy and plaintive than outright scary or troubling, that slowly crawls under your skin.”
“Technology becomes an extension of the individual, queering their body and changing desires.”
‘Darkest Hours,’ Genre and Writing: A.M. Stanley Interviews Mike Thorn
“Horror is a genre that believes, rightly, that young people are the future.”
In the Vague Visages Writers’ Room on Facebook, freelancers were asked to comment about their favorite Halloween flicks.
