HORROR MONTH #25: Uzumaki, by Junji Ito (1998)
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Horror manga series Uzumaki focuses on Kurôzu-cho, a city in Japan that starts being plagued by spirals.
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October 2016: HORROR MONTH
A lot of people think that horror just isn't for them. It's an understandable feeling since a lot of the most visible horror media is fairly homogeneous, and if you don't like that kind of stuff then it's easy to think you won't like any horror at all. But the truth is, horror is a wide range of different things. The following culture recommendations are designed to show just how many forms horror can take. Hopefully, you'll find at least one thing you'll love.
HORROR MONTH #1: Pulse, by Kiyoshi Kurosawa (2001)
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With technology now a near-inescapable part of most people's lives, you had to know horror movies were going to start looking at the ways all of these amazing gadgets might rob us of our humanity. Would you believe that one of the best horror films about technology comes from the distant year of 2001?
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