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  • HELL MOTEL AND TRUE CRIME AND MY OWN UNHEALED TRUAMA, OH MY!
    04/30/2026

    HELL MOTEL AND TRUE CRIME AND MY OWN UNHEALED TRUAMA, OH MY!

    Sharai Bohannon
  • “HE MADE ME MOMMY”: FERTILITY AND FEAR IN THE HORROR FILMS OF 2025
    04/27/2026

    “HE MADE ME MOMMY”: FERTILITY AND FEAR IN THE HORROR FILMS OF 2025

    Cullen Wade
  • FEMALE DOUBLES: THE FAMILIAR MELTS INTO ITS OPPOSITE
    04/24/2026

    FEMALE DOUBLES: THE FAMILIAR MELTS INTO ITS OPPOSITE

    Brenda LaTorre
  • BUFFY SAVED THE WORLD A LOT, BUT SHE CANNOT SAVE US FROM THE INTERNET AND PARASOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
    03/27/2026

    BUFFY SAVED THE WORLD A LOT, BUT SHE CANNOT SAVE US FROM THE INTERNET AND PARASOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS

    Sharai Bohannon
  • CONTAGION TONGUE: WHEN LANGUAGE BECOMES A DISEASE
    03/19/2026

    CONTAGION TONGUE: WHEN LANGUAGE BECOMES A DISEASE

    Mo Moshaty
  • ‘UNDERTONE’ INVESTIGATES THE MODERN HAUNTING BEYOND SCARES
    03/18/2026

    ‘UNDERTONE’ INVESTIGATES THE MODERN HAUNTING BEYOND SCARES

    Michele Schultz
  • HOLDING THE THRESHOLD: AFTERLIFE AND REFUSAL TO LET THE DEAD REMAIN DEAD IN ‘TALK TO ME’
    02/16/2026

    HOLDING THE THRESHOLD: AFTERLIFE AND REFUSAL TO LET THE DEAD REMAIN DEAD IN ‘TALK TO ME’

    tkutlu88
  • MARLENE CLARK: THE BLACK HORROR ICON THAT DESERVED SO MUCH MORE
    02/12/2026

    MARLENE CLARK: THE BLACK HORROR ICON THAT DESERVED SO MUCH MORE

    Sharai Bohannon
  • HOME INVASION BY INVITATION
    02/10/2026

    HOME INVASION BY INVITATION

    Mo Moshaty
  • ON MAKING HORROR WHILE THE MIND IS ON FIRE
    02/10/2026

    ON MAKING HORROR WHILE THE MIND IS ON FIRE

    Mo Moshaty
  • THE IMPORTANCE OF ‘BLACULA’
    02/05/2026

    THE IMPORTANCE OF ‘BLACULA’

    L. Marie Wood
  • SO…NIGHTTIDE IS GROWING, AND I’M REALLY PROUD OF IT
    02/02/2026

    SO…NIGHTTIDE IS GROWING, AND I’M REALLY PROUD OF IT

    Mo Moshaty
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NightTide Magazine is dedicated to elevating voices in the horror genre, as well as to expanding the definitions of what horror means in our world today. While we highlight horror in all its forms, we always strive to advocate for and to shine a light on historically marginalized creatives working within the genre, in as many incarnations as possible. We celebrate Creators of Color, the LGBTQIA+, Disabled and Neurodivergent communities in horror, and those breaking the barriers of ageism in the genre, giving them a platform to emerge from the shadows, visible and seen.

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