
FAQ About The Role of Folk Horror in Modern Cinema

How does folk horror connect with social and personal anxieties?
Folk horror connects with social and personal anxieties by delving into themes of societal control, the power of tradition, and fear of the unknown or the outsider. These films often reflect contemporary concerns about cultural identity, technology versus nature, and loss of heritage. By anchoring these fears in culturally resonant myths, folk horror offers both a reflection and critique of present-day unease.