Japanese horror

Pixel art illustration inspired by Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre, featuring a haunting collage of surreal horror imagery in the style of gritty 1980s and 1990s manga and anime. A mysterious dark-haired woman stands at the center, surrounded by floating heads, spiraling tunnels, eerie towns, monstrous sea creatures, and unsettling figures that evoke the anthology's psychological and supernatural horror.
Entertainment

Junji Ito Maniac Review: Netflix’s Anthology Opens the Door to Horror Manga’s Darkest Imagination

Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre brings twenty chilling manga stories to Netflix in an uneven but captivating horror anthology that introduces new audiences to one of Japan’s greatest masters of horror.

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Survival Horror Video Games

Hot Games of 2013: The Last of Us

Pre-release hype has this game taking it all this year and, while usually skeptical of such things, everything shown thus far has done nothing to disabuse this. While the Silent Hills and Resident Evils of the genre have held top spot for well over a decade now, new entries like The Last of Us, as […]

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Survival Horror Video Games
Video Games

Survival Horror Titan Shinji Mikami’s The Evil Within Terrifies in Teaser Trailer

Shinji Mikami’s Resident Evil series is well known by fans, having invented the survival horror genre in the 1990s, but later installments have changed up the traditional formula quite significantly, so much so that many current Resident Evil games are more like action movies than their B-movie horror fare inspiration. Bethesda, publisher of the Fall […]

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