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Horror Society is a site focused on independent horror, with news, reviews and filmmaker coverage.
Attention to independent horror films, which larger outlets often overlook.
The about page describes the site as a voice for independent horror, covering film, music, art and performance from the indie scene. It says a staff list is kept on its own page, points to advertising options, and invites writers and indie artists to send in what is happening in the genre.
Visit linkA submission form for outside contributors who want to send news, reviews, interviews or trailers. Filmmakers can use it to promote their own films, and reviewers can submit reviews of films they have seen, positive or negative. The page sets content rules: posts are checked before they appear, and spam, off-topic posts and attacks on other companies are removed.
Visit linkThe reviews category covers feature films, old school horror, indie horror, plus books and comics. The current entry is a Blu-ray review of Bakemono from Unearthed Films, which shows the category mixes physical home media releases with new films.
Visit linkIts focus is independent horror, and the front page makes that visible: the lead stories and the latest headlines mix indie productions with studio titles, giving smaller films room beside mainstream releases. The category list is wide: Music, Video, Galleries, Crowd Funding, Festivals, Conventions, Horror History and a Chicago category for local scene coverage. A visitor can follow a film from its crowdfunding or festival stage through to its poster reveal and review on the same site.
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