Essays on Horror Movies

Chris Washington is an photographer, who plays the character of Rose’s boyfriend, agrees to meet her parents, spending the whole weekend at their home, for a time of bonding. While driving to the estate a deer had jumped out in front of their car, in…

Jennifer is the stereotypical popular high school girl who adores attention and flirts with everybody to boost her ego. She always is playing boys to have them wrapped around her finger in order for her to feel as if she has higher self esteem. The…

In 1978, Halloween, one of the most representative of slasher movies, directed by John Carpenter, was released to the public. Following its predecessors like Psycho (1960) and Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), the film adopted a method in presenting a man murderer as a stalker…

Stephen King is an American author popularly known for writing horror stories. He was born on twenty first September the year nineteen forty-seven and apart from horror, he writes other books including fantasy, fiction and suspense. His work has been sold in many places and…

Compare/Contrast: Psycho and Santa Sangre Throughout cinematic history, the horror genre has generally been well-received by audiences. Furthermore, in recent decades, psychological horror films, derived from the traditional horror genre where the “monster” has an actual physical body, have also been gradually popularized. In these…

American Pyscho (Harron, 2000) is a 2000 film starring Christian Bale. The film focuses on a young Wall Street investment banker, Patrick Bateman and is set in New York in the 1980s. It highlights the subculture of young Wall Street professionals and explores the themes…

Viewed as a great post-911 horror film Drew Goddard’s Cloverfield (2008) is a great representation of what horror films became post the September 11th attacks from 2001. The film contains scenes similar to those taken place during the 9/11 attacks, where two planes crashed the…

In “Why We Crave Horror Movies,” Stephen King claims that everyone has monstrous inclinations, and horror movies allow viewers to purge the negativity without consequence. According to King, everyone has internal dark desires that should not be acted upon. Rarely are these urges as awful…

Analysis of the horror film “Get Out” about Racial Discrimination, Slavery, and Stereotype The film “Get Out” is an American horror film written and directed by Jordan Peele. The film is about a male black photographer, Chris, and her female white girlfriend, Rose is taking…