A History Of Horror Archives - Page 3 of 3

Northen European Nastiness

Looking at films from Scandinavia, you can see the influences of myth and folklore

There isn’t much of it, but Russian horror is an interesting little subgenre, dancing between the surreal and brutal...

The 50s was a time of Cold War, nuclear bombs and paranoia. Gothic horror just wouldn’t cut it, so...

From the grand gothic of Hammer we know slip over to a very English fear. There is old magic...

We go from the start of horror through to the boom of Hammer in this first half look at...

We’re back in America for the moment Hollywood realises that there is money to be made from horror movies....

We continue our journey by going to Germany and examining the impact of expressionism on the country at the...

We begin our History of Horror journey right at the birth of cinema. From the beginning exploitation was present...

A quick introduction to A History Of Horror Podcast before we start. Christopher Brown sets the scene and explains...