⭐ Monsters become mirrors in The Psychology of Horror Movies: How horror speaks to the subconscious, where your ticket opens a window into the fears beneath the screen.
Highlights
🎬 Explore horror films through a psychological lens in this educational talk
🧛 Trace the fears behind vampires, werewolves, slashers and body horror
🧠 Join therapist Katie Evans for one of her talks on horror
💬 Take your questions further with a Q&A after the talk
General Info
📅 Date: 12 January 2027
🕒 Time: 19:00, doors open
⏱️ Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
📍 Venue: Temple Hall (York), 34 John Street, York
👤 Age requirement: 18+
📝 Please note: the talk starts at 19:30. Arrive early to grab a good seat.
Description
From vampires and werewolves to slashers and body horror, Katie Evans traces the fears that haunt the screen. Follow her through horror’s history as its monsters reveal anxieties about society and ourselves.
Explore why these films draw us in, how we connect with their characters, and the stories they bring to light. A Q&A offers a chance to delve further. Get your tickets now for The Psychology of Horror Movies: How horror speaks to the subconscious in York!







