What Sleeps Beneath is an online magazine that explores the horror genre as one of the most important cultural vehicles of our time. It is a home for all horror-loving nerds, and a space to investigate what the genre tells us about ourselves. We write book and movie reviews, conduct interviews, and write original academic research.
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- B-Movies & Cult Classics
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- Classic Horror Films
- Cosmic Horror
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- TV
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- Women in Horror
- Zombies
Challenging Perception in ‘The Last Wave’
In lieu of any scary villains or boogeymen, The Last Wave allows a primal awareness to roll in like a storm cloud. Peter Weir is content to provide a framework of a story and allow Indigenous voices to drive the substance of the film.
Movie Review: I Am Legend
Looking back on this beloved film in the wake of Covid-19, I didn’t know what holding a job, providing for myself, or living alone was like. I had no idea about life’s greatest fears or the fragility of human life itself.