Horror in Color

DREAMHOUSE: AN INCLUSIVE FEAR-FOR-ALL EXPERIENCE

This past weekend, Horror in Color, in collaboration with I.F.B. Studios, Brewyard, and AfroHorror, hosted Dreamhouse: A Night of Tricks and Treats — an inclusive “fear-for-all” experience that brought together filmmakers, artists, and horror enthusiasts for a night celebrating creativity, community, and queer joy through the lens of horror.

WEAPONS REVIEW: IT'S 2:17AM, DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR CHILDREN ARE?

At first, the film seemed to be a metaphor about school shootings. Maybrook felt like a makeshift name for the tragedy years ago in Connecticut. With moments that pay homage to The Shining (1980,) The Children Under the Stairs (1993,) What Lies Beneath (2000,) and more, the allegory has levels. Given the current state of the country and the fact that so much of Horror is reliant on our anxieties, (for instance, fear of censorship in the Quiet Place films) I couldn’t help but view it through the lens of American politics.

THE LONG WALK SCREENING INVITATION

From the highly anticipated adaptation of master storyteller Stephen King’s first-written novel, and Francis Lawrence, the visionary director of The Hunger Games franchise films (Catching Fire, Mockingjay – Pts. 1 & 2 , and The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes), comes THE LONG WALK, an intense, chilling, and emotional thriller that challenges audiences to confront a haunting question: how far could you go?

Date & Time
September 8, 2025
Monday 7:00PM
(Have your pass ready to show at the door)

AMC Century City 15
10250 Santa Monica Blvd., 2000
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Me The Machine’s “Lightyears” Short Film World Premiere

Get your FREE Tickets for the World Premiere of the Lightyears Music Video Short Film by Me The Machine & Akira Yamaoka at Plaza de la Raza! Witness a mesmerizing blend of music and visuals in this unique event. Immerse yourself in an evening of Film, Horror, and Magic with an Exclusive Screening, Q&A panel discussion, performances, special guests, Interactive photo ops, & more!

Drop Dead Gorgeous Official Music Video "Six Feet" Directed by Raul Rosco Guerrero @roscorg

“She wants revenge.” That line was enough to fuel a wild, blood soaked, sword wielding, sun drenched ride….

@dropdead_gorgeousofficial ‘Six Feet’

Made By People @peoplepicturesco

Starring: @laurennorch Lauren Norch – Andi Julia Burenok – Roxy Krystal Pohaku – Raven Jaida Frazier – Chloe

Crew: Production Company – People Pictures @peoplepicturesco
www.peoplepictures.co

@roscorg Raul Rosco Guerrero – Director

TERRIFIER DIRECTOR INSISTS HIS POLITICAL GENRE FILM ISN’T POLITICAL

Art the Clown may be a murderous demon, but don’t call him political. At least not in front of Terrifier creator and director Damien Leone. Despite themes of religion, female-centric heroism, body autonomy, and more being woven into the smash hit Terrifier franchise, Leone took a firm stance with a statement yesterday (2/3/25.)

ALIEN STAR WINS BIG AT BAFTA FILM AWARDS

Alien: Romulus breakout actor David Jonsson is no stranger to the stars, especially as the latest recipient of BAFTA’s Rising Star Award. Jonsson’s performance as an android combatting his own programming earned rave reviews as well as the coveted award - beating out huge names like Mikey Madison (2022’s Scream) and Jharell Jerome (2019’s When They See Us.) This particular category is the only one voted on by the general public, so it’s safe to say audiences were just as endeared as critics and industry peers.

“...I’d like to dedicate this to the people, the dreamers, grafters, and the people just trying to do it a little bit different. Star - I don't know, but rising – I guess!” Jonsson quipped onstage.

Watch the stunning moment Jonsson received his award from past winners Letitia Wright (Black Mirror) and James McAvoy (Speak No Evil.)

Alien: Romulus joins a list of Horror titles (The Substance, Cuckoo, I Saw The TV Glow, etc.) being recognized by prestige voting bodies this awards season; institutions that generally don’t recognize Horror.

CELEBRATE BLACK HORROR

Horror in Color is a growing platform painting the Horror genre with colors of intersectional diversity, equity, and inclusion. Through our online coverage and in-person events, we aim to make the genre accessible to all - especially women, People of Color, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ communities. Our guests range from American Horror Story's Angelica Ross to music trailblazer Tinashe.