Eli Roth's History of Horror
Award-winning horror film director, writer, producer and actor Eli Roth brings together the masters of horror - the storytellers and stars who define the genre - to explore its biggest themes and reveal the inspirations and struggles behind its past and present. Each one-hour episode will take viewers on a chilling exploration of how horror has evolved through the years and examine the genre's impact on society as well as delving into how horror maintains its fan base and why audiences are addicted to fear. Interviewees include Stephen King, Quentin Tarantino, Linda Blair and many others.
Member Reviews
lots of fun and information. wish there were more. . . love horror documentaries
Best docuseries I’ve seen. Could easily come back with like 2 more seasons of material at least
Great docu series.
I wish AMC would bring this back 😢
I watched the two episodes on slashers and I probably will not return to the series. I felt underwhelmed by the presentation, which relies on interview clips that offer standard-issue horror film opinions but not much insight or originality. I didn't come away from the two episodes feeling that I had improved knowledge of slasher films. I understand that the series wants to focus on American films (because no one ever talks about American horror films....?), but the way it immediately glosses over an important film like Bob Clark's Black Christmas (a Canadian film) is rather off-putting... especially when it later spends way more time than necessary extolling the apparent merits (I sure missed them) of the abysmal Hostel, Roth's own film. Can we say shameless? In general, the series is shallow and only scratches the surface of the topics it addresses, though in theory I appreciate hearing from people like Stephen King and Jamie Lee Curtis.