The horror genre has always been imbued with queer themes. From early gothic fiction like J. Sheridan Le Fanu’s 1897 novel ...

Gothic horror is a genre that finds its roots in literature long before the invention of film. It is characterized by its atmosphere, psychological terror, and supernatural elements against the ...

The term gothic was first applied to fiction in the mid-18th century ... PW’s review said, “The combination of creepy folk-horror notes and tense, gory, and haunting scenes conjures plenty ...

Southern Gothic combines the hallmarks of Gothic literature and the idiosyncrasies of the South, resulting in a unique and effective genre that has created some of the best horror stories there are.

From Rebecca to Bram Stoker's Dracula, check out some of the best gothic movies with high IMDb ratings that will keep you up ...

“The Only Good Indians” is a psychological horror as much as it is a commentary ... Shirley Jackson Written by a pioneer of modern gothic literature, “The Haunting of Hill House” is ...

For centuries, British country houses, long considered the epitome of refinement and luxury, have also proved a cornerstone of Gothic fiction. With their many empty corridors, shut-up rooms and ...

European Gothic style was incompatible with Brazilian culture and literature. Twenty-first-century researchers, however, have endeavored to overturn this belief and prove that the dark worldview ...