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Lessons in Self-Isolation From The Lighthouse
As I sat in a theater, watching The Lighthouse in October 2019, I had no idea what the world would be like a year into
As I sat in a theater, watching The Lighthouse in October 2019, I had no idea what the world would be like a year into
The spookiest — and some would argue, the sweetest — time of the year is upon us! It’s time for us to revel in horror
The pandemic has left me with a lot of free time, which means I’ve been filling that time with comfort movies, favorite series, and various
This might not be a typical goth style guide, but here are some ideas about how to channel your inner Elvira from the comfort and safety of home.
There are a million different ways to lose yourself. Whether it’s in a game, a story, a movie, it’s comforting to know that if you
When Gerard Way announced he would be writing a comic book mini-series called The Umbrella Academy in 2007, it was fate that I would love
Heads up: this post contains spoilers for 2015’s Jupiter Ascending. Don’t read ahead if you don’t want any bit of this DeviantArt space opera ruined
Anyone who’s been a part of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign can tell you that long before the dice start rolling, you need to create
Author’s Note: This article discusses crucial plot points and contains spoilers for Watchmen, including the original comics, the film, and the HBO series (obviously). Proceed
Goth: Young Lovers at War is the first in a series of one-shot comics all about the aesthetics of goth culture. Written by Paul Allor
Horror films have an outstanding, seemingly never-ending supply of shitty men at their disposal. Serial Killers? Check. Sadists? Oh, yeah. Apathetic weirdos who lead their significant others into abject chaos? Yup, you bet. Yes, just like the real world, the men of horror can be disappointing (to say the least).
When I find myself in a slump, one of the most comforting (and effective) courses of action I take is simple: I get into my comfiest pair of sweatpants and oversized shirt, grab a blanket and pillow, and put on a feel-good movie of my choice.