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Horror criticism with blood in its veins.

Luna Gray is a Senior Staff Writer at iHorror covering cult cinema, independent film, folk horror, queer horror, physical media, and the streaming corners nobody tells you about.

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Pinocchio: Unstrung Made a Liar Out of Me

A skeptical critic walks into another public-domain horror movie and comes out pleasantly embarrassed.

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Folk horror

The Forbidden Lands

A small, strange folk horror worth meeting on its own terms.

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Cultural criticism

The Zombie Has Never Been Just a Dead Body

What the monster keeps carrying from one generation into the next.

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Because monsters rarely tell us anything we do not already know. They simply say it louder.

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Cover of No House Is Empty by Luna Gray, featuring an old dark house under a full moon with a figure standing at its entrance
Folk horror novel

No House Is Empty

Three damaged lives collide in a town where the water is rising and something old has begun to notice.

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