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Six Onscreen Shapeshifters Who Deserve More Love

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Lorna Wallace

Lorna Wallace has a PhD in English Literature, but left the world of academia to become a freelance writer. Along with writing about all things sci-fi and horror for Reactor, she has written for Mental Floss, Fodor’s, Contingent Magazine, and Listverse. She lives in Scotland with her rescue greyhound, Misty.

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Images from three SFF properties featuring shapeshifters: Gravity Falls, Hazbin Hotel, and Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
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Shapeshifters

Six Onscreen Shapeshifters Who Deserve More Love

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Photo of various test tubes filled with colorful liquids
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Science Fiction

Five Books About the Dangers of Messing With Science

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Images from three horror movies with underground settings: The Platform, The Descent, and 10 Cloverfield Lane
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Horror

Five Horror Movies With Subterranean Settings

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Photo of a lit jack o'lantern against a black background, surrounded by fog or smoke.
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short fiction

Seven Spooky Stories Set on Halloween

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Collection of five horror titles focused on obsession
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Horror

Five Horror Books About Obsession

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Detail from the paperback cover of My Best Friend's Exorcism by Grady Hendrix (Art by Hugh Fleming)
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female friendships

Five Horror Books Built Around Female Friendships

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Photo of a wooden artist's mannequin surrounded by trails of light. The photo is mirrored to create the image of two mannequins with their hands touching.
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body switching

Five Sci-Fi Stories About Body Hopping

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Image from Gravity Falls episode "Summerween": the Summerween Trickster holds a jack o'melon
Featured Essays

Summertime Spookiness: On the True Meaning of Summerween

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Closeup photo of a campfire and three marshmallows on sticks
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Horror

Five Scary Stories Set at Camp

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“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”

William Gibson, Neuromancer

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