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Beyond the Monsters: How Indie Horror Amplifies Marginalized Voices and Confronts Real-World Fears
Horror isn’t just about the monsters—it’s about what those monsters represent. Indie horror has opened up a space where diverse voices can truly be heard, shining a light on issues like racism, transphobia, and gender inequality. These stories confront real-world fears that often go unspoken in mainstream horror. What’s one indie horror story that completely shifted your perspective on the genre? How do you think we, as a community, can continue to make room for more of these diverse narratives in the horror world? Let’s talk about how horror can amplify the voices of the marginalized.
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What’s the most disturbing story you’ve ever read—fictional or real?
Some tales haunt us long after we’ve turned the last page. A scene, a phrase, an idea that burrows into the mind and refuses to leave.
What’s that one story for you? The one that unsettled you in a way you didn’t expect? Let’s talk—share your most chilling reads below.
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The Tuck at the Foot of the Bed, by Ardath Mayhar. Read it when I was 13(?), have not been able to let my feet dangle over the edge of the bed since.
I’m now 55.