Meg Shields is a Records Clerk for Film School Rejects, specializing in horror films and genre cinema. With a keen eye for the macabre and a passion for exploring the darker side of cinema, Meg's articles provide insightful and entertaining analysis of horror movies, from classics to hidden gems.
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By: Meg Shields
Directed by Jonathan Glazer, ‘Zone of Interest’ is a shockingly executed examination of the monstrous mundanity that fuelled the Holocaust.
The anti-sex cinephiles can go screw themselves. Here's our list of the best erotic horror movies that rule super hard, actually.
From killer hands to psychotic brains, here's a look at the top ten horror movies involving organ transplants.
We review Hirokazu Kore-eda’s gentle coming-of-age thriller ‘Monster,’ which features the final score of Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Here's a breakdown of our top ten favorite horror movie performances from character actor extraordinaire Brad Dourif.
From Italian splatterfests to viral possessions and everything in between, here are twelve movies to watch like 'When Evil Lurks.'
Whether you’re looking to break a sweat or break through a comically large prison wall … November streaming has you covered.
Here's our monthly rundown of all the horror flicks dropping and departing from your favorite streaming services in December 2023.
We review 'May December,' Todd Haynes' gloriously campy, uncomfortable, and bitterly funny film about the cruelty of Hollywood adaptations.
Ring in the New Year with a scream — or should that be a stream?
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