Vampires have been a tool to explore taboo sexuality since the very beginning. by Lindsay Lee Wallace Vampires signify sex—it's one of the most frequently repeated pieces of genre analysis in horror media. While there may be debates around the

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Matt Ruff's Lovecraft Country sets off to explore the author's difficult legacy, but forgets to bring him—or the themes that made his work so powerful—along for the ride.

Horror in our current era is more socially-reflective than ever before. But how will the developments of the last months—in particular the pandemic and attendant impending recession—affect horror going forward? The 1930s may hold a clue.