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Crimson Peak hits all the major gothic horror notes: the gauzy nightgowns, the poisoned tea. A little dog trotting curiously down a darkened hallway. Dark legacies. Axe murder. But all of this is beside the point.

Putting Hands Into Glass: Satire in The Killing of a Sacred Deer

Matt Cipolla·

Issue 64: The Uncanny

The Killing of a Sacred Deer provides a deceitfully complex look at a brand of nihilism often adopted by the upper-middle class, used to deflect the threat of domestic banality or subdue emotional threats.

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Putting Hands Into Glass: Satire in The Killing of a Sacred Deer