Updated January 27, 2025, by David Heath: Analog horror is an established genre now.It's no longer a bunch of ARGs or quirky one-offs like Local 58 or CH/SS. Today, if people search for the term ...

Authors Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman and Mark H. Harris trace the history of the troubling horror-movie trope in their revealing new book “The Black Guy Dies First” In the ’70s, horror became ...

That’s another aspect of Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror worth celebrating: the breadth of its coverage. Using the ...

Analog horror also works in the sense that it can show us things that seem unreasonable or unrealistic through a 2022 lens. Imagine watching a duck and cover instructional video from the early 80’s.

I’m one of the many people who get upset when I see tired tropes still being used in the year 2024 of our Lord Denzel Washington. It is no secret that film has a history of ensuring The Black ...

But the rest of the time, for at least a decade now, she’s also been known by a far more unusual distinction: Coleman is our preeminent scholar on Black representation in horror movies.

Night Dial's latest analog horror title takes about 60 - 90 minutes to complete, making it a great title to try out for horror-lovers who don't have 18-25 hours to devote to the Silent Hill 2 ...

Horror films are ripe with tropes — the “Final Girl,” the evil doll or clown, and Black characters are usually the first to meet their fates. A new book called “The Black Guy Dies First: Black Horror ...

Horror films are ripe with tropes — the “Final Girl,” the evil doll or clown, and Black characters are usually the first to meet their fates. A new book called “The Black Guy Dies First: Black Horror ...