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The Babadook

what were the 2010s? Dec. 26, 2019

Print Out Vulture’s 2010s Paper DollsCan we offer you an Olivia Pope hat?

By Lindsey Weber and Alex Fine
movie review July 30, 2019

In The Nightingale, There’s No Escaping the Rankness of Male DepravityThe Babadook director returns with a graphically violent, Australian-frontier revenge thriller.

By David Edelstein
pride month June 3, 2019

Queer Icon The Babadook Receives Limited-Edition Pride Month Blu-rayA portion of June sales will go to the Los Angeles LGBT Center.

By Halle Kiefer

vulture lists May 10, 2019

Celebrate Mother’s Day With 20 of the Most Terrifying Moms in Movie HistoryFrom Strait-Jacket to Hereditary.

By Jordan Crucchiola
dook dook shook June 16, 2017

Yes, Diane Keaton Is Aware She Looks Like the BabadookShe likes the joke.

By Hunter Harris
more like babashook June 11, 2017

Everyone Went Wild for the Babadook at This Weekend’s Pride FestivitiesNobody can resist that top-hat.

By Devon Ivie
select all June 9, 2017

The Secret Gay History of the BabadookHow a specter of grief became the star of Pride Month online.

By Brian Feldman
reading the rainbow June 7, 2017

How the Babadook Became a Gay IconWe’re Babashook.

By E. Alex Jung
May 17, 2017

Horror Has Never Been So Highbrow▶️ “You sick f***s have seen one too many movies.”

By Granger Willson
still the 80s Oct. 25, 2016

How Modern Horror Is Breaking the Rules of the 1980sWe’re in the middle of an insurgency against the slasher-era formula.

By Jordan Crucchiola
new on netflix Mar. 18, 2015

What’s New on Netflix: April 2015Including Hot Fuzz, The Babadook, and Marvel’s Daredevil.

By Vulture Editors
Dec. 9, 2014

The 11 Best Movies of 2014David Edelstein’s picks.

By David Edelstein
horror shows Dec. 5, 2014

A Woman Directed the Scariest Horror Movie of the Year, Maybe of the DecadeThat’s right, a woman directed the scariest horror movie of the year, maybe of the decade.

By Laura Parker

movie review Nov. 26, 2014

Movie Review: The BabadookAn astonishing debut film.

By David Edelstein