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  • HAS SHUDDER MADE US BETTER HORROR FANS AND CRITICS WHILE RESHAPING HOW WE ENGAGE WITH THE GENRE?
    05/25/2026

    HAS SHUDDER MADE US BETTER HORROR FANS AND CRITICS WHILE RESHAPING HOW WE ENGAGE WITH THE GENRE?

    Sharai Bohannon
  • 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
  • A 30-YEAR-OLD ‘SCREAM’ AT THE 90s
    02/24/2026

    A 30-YEAR-OLD ‘SCREAM’ AT THE 90s

    P W Yammityville
  • FRAMING THE GENRE: HOW WHEN A STRANGER CALLS AND WHEN A STRANGER CALLS BACK EXPANDS AND INFORMS THE SLASHER GENRE
    07/07/2025

    FRAMING THE GENRE: HOW WHEN A STRANGER CALLS AND WHEN A STRANGER CALLS BACK EXPANDS AND INFORMS THE SLASHER GENRE

    NightTide Magazine
  • THE FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST: BEST HORROR MOVIE INTROS
    07/07/2025

    THE FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST: BEST HORROR MOVIE INTROS

    P W Yammityville
  • WAY-BACK WEEKEND WATCH: HOMICIDAL (1961)
    04/25/2025

    WAY-BACK WEEKEND WATCH: HOMICIDAL (1961)

    Ray Walton
  • WAY-BACK WEEKEND WATCH: THEATRE OF BLOOD (1973)
    04/06/2025

    WAY-BACK WEEKEND WATCH: THEATRE OF BLOOD (1973)

    Ray Walton
  • MADE YOU LOOK: HORRORS THAT PULLED THE BAIT AND SWITCH – PART 2
    02/26/2025

    MADE YOU LOOK: HORRORS THAT PULLED THE BAIT AND SWITCH – PART 2

    Mo Moshaty
  • GET SNARED: THE MONKEY (REVIEW)
    02/19/2025

    GET SNARED: THE MONKEY (REVIEW)

    Mo Moshaty
  • SLASH RIGHT: HEART EYES (2025) REVIEW
    02/14/2025

    SLASH RIGHT: HEART EYES (2025) REVIEW

    Mo Moshaty
  • THE HORROR CALENDAR: FEB/MARCH
    02/05/2025

    THE HORROR CALENDAR: FEB/MARCH

    Jake Rowan
  • AXES, CLEAVERS AND BADGES: PORTRAYALS OF THE POLICE IN SLASHER FILMS
    01/24/2025

    AXES, CLEAVERS AND BADGES: PORTRAYALS OF THE POLICE IN SLASHER FILMS

    Cullen Wade
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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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