Horror Studies Resources
This page includes links to scholarly resources for horror and related studies in literature and the moving image, as well as links to streaming sites for rare and "lost" films and TV series. Feel free to help develop this resource by contacting us.
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Online Scholarly Resources for Horror Studies
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The B-TV Collective is a forum for scholarship on global television production realities, historical periods, cultural traditions, genre, gender identity, sexuality, and race in genres and modes not generally considered in studies of prestige television.
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Cut-Throat Women is a global database and resource for women horror artists aiming to increase visibility, and to bridge the gap between scholarship, production, and fandoms of horror made by women.
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FILM STUDIES FOR FREE is an academic resource curated by Catherine Grant. The site features lists of links to full-text academic articles and video essays grouped under themes relating to the study of the moving image and new media.
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A site devoted to intelligent writing about British horror in many forms by contributors from the engaged fan to the academic, Horrified features writing on literature, film and television, and includes original fiction.
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Horror Matters is a hub for the Horror Studies Working Group (HSWG), dedicated to the study and enjoyment of horror across the globe, with publications and events in association with the Global Horror Studies Archival and Research Network (GHSARN), the George A. Romero Foundation, the University of Pittsburgh Library System’s Horror Studies Archive, and the University of Pittsburgh Honors College’s Horror Genre as a Social Force Scholar Community.
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The Irish Gothic Journal is an open-access (online) peer-reviewed journal for scholarship on gothic and horror in a variety of media.
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Montreal Monstrum Society (MMS) is a scholarly collective offering courses and lectures in horror and related media for fans of the genre. Courses run in fall and winter. MMS also publishes the annual, peer-reviewed open-access journal Monstrum.
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The Weird Fiction Review publishes interviews, short essays, comics, and occasional fiction on topics related to the Weird tradition.
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Resources for the Study of Rare Films and Television
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A carefully curated and updated site devoted to lost or unavailable series. Another incredible resource for scholars of early television in particular.
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