Echoes of the Bashi Channel: The Long Road Home for Japan’s Forgotten War Dead
HENGCHUN, TAIWAN — Under a somber, grey sky in southern Taiwan, a small group of researchers and volunteers bowed their heads in silent prayer this past Monday. Before them lay…
From Period Dramas to Pulverizing Thrillers: Why Emma Thompson’s ‘Dead of Winter’ is the 2025 Streaming Sensation
In a career defined by the refined wit of Jane Austen adaptations and the emotional gravity of prestige dramas, the last thing audiences might have expected from Dame Emma Thompson…
The Deadites Endure: What ‘Evil Dead Burn’s’ Box Office Means for the Future of a Horror Titan
Forty-five years after Sam Raimi first dragged audiences into a secluded cabin in the woods, the Evil Dead franchise remains a testament to the enduring power of low-budget, high-concept horror.…
Tragedy in Bangkok: At Least 27 Dead as Inferno Devastates Na Ladprao Pub
BANGKOK — A night of music and social gathering turned into a scene of unimaginable horror in the early hours of Monday morning, as a massive, fast-moving inferno tore through…
Blood, Fire, and the Rules of Horror: Inside the Brutal World of Evil Dead Burn
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains major plot points for "Evil Dead Burn," currently in wide theatrical release. The Evil Dead franchise has never been a stranger to controversy, excess, or…
The Necronomicon Network: How ‘Evil Dead Burn’s’ Secret Society Could Reshape the Franchise
The Evil Dead franchise has long been defined by its chaotic, blood-drenched independence. Since Sam Raimi unleashed the first wave of Deadites upon the world in 1981, the series has…
The Audacity of the Dead: Why Sam Raimi’s "Army of Darkness" Remains the Ultimate Genre Blueprint
Every Friday, IndieWire After Dark honors fringe cinema in the streaming age, excavating midnight movies from any moment in film history. This week, we examine the medieval madness of "Army…












