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The Philosophy of Horror Philosophy of Popular Culture
Thomas Fahy
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Horror Plays
Horror Television Programs
Popular Culture
Black Death
3.0
838 votes
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
3.5
2K votes
Glory
3.7
2K votes
Hidden Figures
4.0
10K votes
Selma
3.7
3K votes
12 Years a Slave
4.0
12K votes
Colette
3.5
888 votes
We Are Marshall
3.4
670 votes
Judas and the Black Messiah
3.6
2K votes
Being the Ricardos
3.3
617 votes
Apollo 11
3.9
621 votes
Rudy
3.7
657 votes
Invincible
3.5
908 votes
The Witch
3.5
7K votes
Flamin' Hot
4.0
599 votes
Hamilton
4.1
2K votes
Apollo 13
3.7
6K votes
Lincoln
3.4
4K votes
Gangs of New York
3.7
7K votes
Malcolm X
3.8
2K votes
First Man
3.5
6K votes
One Hundred Steps
3.9
642 votes
Brotherhood of the Wolf
3.4
2K votes
Seabiscuit
3.5
807 votes
The Trial of the Chicago 7
3.9
3K votes
Darkest Hour
3.7
5K votes
The Man Who Knew Infinity
3.6
2K votes
Spencer
3.4
2K votes
Caligula
3.0
825 votes
Black Sunday
3.7
514 votes
Talk to Me
3.6
3K votes
One Life
3.9
568 votes
Mary Magdalene
3.2
512 votes
Milk
3.6
3K votes
The Hole in the Ground
2.8
672 votes
Shakespeare in Love
3.4
3K votes
Les Misérables
3.7
6K votes
The Ten Commandments
3.9
2K votes
The Ruins
3.0
2K votes
The Passion of Joan of Arc
4.0
916 votes
Tarot
3.3
885 votes
Evil Dead
3.3
5K votes
The Birth of a Nation
3.0
513 votes
The Red Sea Diving Resort
3.4
797 votes
Saw II
3.3
6K votes
Hostel
3.0
4K votes
The Wicker Man
3.7
2K votes
Anonymous
3.2
712 votes