Horror Sequel Marathon coming in 25 days

Horror Sequel Marathon

Get psyched! Because in 25 days, we’re revisiting our 31-day horror marathon series. As you might’ve guessed, we’re focusing on horror sequels this year. So far, we’ve finished eight reviews. Like last year, we try to finish most reviews in advance due to time restrictions.

All 31 reviews will be published every day of October right here on MyVinylMuse.com. Stay tuned for more details.

Barry Falls Jr
Barry was the managing editor of his university newspaper before contributing as a freelance content creator for Yahoo News and Esquire. He founded Horror Theory in 2014 to analyze horror films through a sociological lens.

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Don’t Breathe (2016): The Urban Decay of Deindustrialized Detroit and United State’s Neglect of Veterans

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2016 was a big year for horror films featuring home invasions. Hush showcased Oculus director Mike Flanagan’s exhilarating twist with a hearing-impaired...
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Green Room (2015): The Festering Ultra-Violent Rage of ‘Angry White Males’ in Pre-Tr*mp America

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It probably is not a coincidence that, in 2016, A24 released their horror-thriller masterpiece Green Room the same month that Republican presidential...
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The Invitation (2015): The Spiritual Philosophy of Bereavement and the Cult of Social Civility

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Tonight is the night our faith becomes real, reads the tagline for The Invitation, the psychological horror thriller that chronicles the dinner...
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We Are Still Here (2015): The Supernatural Dread of Denial, Grief, and Rural Isolationism

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There’s a reason why haunted-house films are such a welcomed mainstay in the horror genre. The house as a safe space and...
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The Witch (2015): The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy of Puritan Moral Panic and Patriarchal Family Dynamics

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The 2010s marked a notable resurgence of religious themes and imagery in horror film. Perhaps most faithful to theological folklore was 2015’s...
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It Follows (2014): Sex, Nostalgia, and The Existential Dread of Emerging Adulthood

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Sex and horror have been tethered together in film since the genre's beginnings. Horror cinema remains one of the sharpest means for...
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Horror Film Reviews

Don’t Breathe (2016): The Urban Decay of Deindustrialized Detroit and United State’s Neglect of Veterans

2010s Fear & Now Horror-thon Barry Falls Jr - 0
2016 was a big year for horror films featuring home invasions. Hush showcased Oculus director Mike Flanagan’s exhilarating twist with a hearing-impaired...
Read more

Green Room (2015): The Festering Ultra-Violent Rage of ‘Angry White Males’ in Pre-Tr*mp America

2010s Fear & Now Horror-thon Barry Falls Jr - 0
It probably is not a coincidence that, in 2016, A24 released their horror-thriller masterpiece Green Room the same month that Republican presidential...
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The Invitation (2015): The Spiritual Philosophy of Bereavement and the Cult of Social Civility

2010s Fear & Now Horror-thon Barry Falls Jr - 0
Tonight is the night our faith becomes real, reads the tagline for The Invitation, the psychological horror thriller that chronicles the dinner...
Read more

We Are Still Here (2015): The Supernatural Dread of Denial, Grief, and Rural Isolationism

2010s Fear & Now Horror-thon Barry Falls Jr - 0
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About Horror Theory

Horror Theory was founded in 2014 to analyze sociological themes explored in horror films both modern and classic. One of the most astute approaches to understanding the primal and sometimes subconscious fears of a particular culture or generation is to look at their horror cinema output. Our goal is to create content that provides readers with a greater context, engagement, and appreciation of this relationship.

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