In this monthly column, I spotlighted a horror movie from a country outside the United States that has flown under the radar. The goal was to showcase the talents of horror filmmakers around the world and make sure their voices don’t go unheard.

August 2020: The Disturbing and Rural Horrors of SHEITAN

July 2020: The Grotesque Beauty of MARTYRS (2008)

June 2020: If You Love Aquatic Horror, Then You Need To See SECTOR 7

May 2020: Lola Vs. Carrie: THE LOVED ONES As Antithesis To The Original Prom Horror

April 2020: Constructing A Strange And Unique Serial Killer In Kiyoshi Kurosawa's CURE

March 2020: On Creating An Emotionally Supportive And Sensitive Piece of AI in ANIARA

February 2020: The Horrors Of Inevitability In TIMECRIMES

January 2020: India's First Horror Movie MAHAL is A Monochromatic Descent Into Madness

December 2019: In I SAW THE DEVIL, Revenge Is Complicated

November 2019: A DARK SONG Is A Slow, Exhausting Horror Contained In A Big Empty House

October 2019: GOOD MANNERS Is The Lesbian Werewolf Musical You've Been Looking For

September 2019: Bare Your Teeth For Werewolf Coming-Of-Age Film WHEN ANIMALS DREAM

August 2019: THE HOST Is An Environmental Horror Film With A Lot Of Heart

July 2019: Czech Film THE NOONDAY WITCH Brings Terror Into The Light

June 2019: Spanish Zombie Film [REC] And Shaping Modern Found Footage

May 2019: No One Is Safe From The Slit-Mouthed Woman In Koji Shiraishi's CARVED

April 2019: Peel Back Layers Of Secrets In KILL LIST

March 2019: THIRST Is Unlike Any Vampire Film You've Ever Seen

February 2019: 5 Reasons To Watch Japanese Lesbian Ghost Story FATAL FRAME

January 2019: 5 Beautifully Disgusting Moments From TAXIDERMIA

December 2018: 5 Reasons Why Rare Exports Is An Essential Christmas Classic

November 2018: Serving Up Something Delicious In DELICATESSEN 

October 2018: The Horrors Of Mexican Folklore In MÉXICAN BÁRBARO