Feeding the Monster : Why horror has a hold on us Our picks

Feeding the Monster : Why horror has a hold on us Our picksZombies want brains. Vampires want blood. Cannibals want human flesh. All monsters need feeding. Horror has been embraced by mainstream pop culture more than ever before, with horror characters and aesthetics infecting TV, music videos and even TikTok trends. Yet even with the commercial and critical success of The Babadook, Hereditary, Get Out, The Haunting of Hill House, Yellowjackets and countless other horror films and TV series over the last few

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Werner Herzog is the undisputed master of extreme cinema: building an opera house in the middle of the jungle

and explains why it has stood the test of time and become so influential

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