A spate of 1980s horror flicks — "Pet Sematary," for one — generated scares by disturbing the sacred space of Indian burial grounds, a trope generally applied with no Indigenous input. By calling his ...

When I attended the one-room school on Putman hill in Rotterdam there was some talk, among the older pupils, of an Indian burial ground somewhere behind the school. The younger students were warned ...

Native American comedy writer Joey Clift (Cowlitz) thinks there’s something way scarier — and a lot less harmful — than the ubiquitous “Native American burial grounds” trope you see in pop culture.

A spate of 1980s horror flicks — “Pet Sematary,” for one — generated scares by disturbing the sacred space of Indian burial grounds, a trope generally applied with no Indigenous input. By calling his ...

A spate of 1980s horror flicks — “Pet Sematary,” for one — generated scares by disturbing the sacred space of Indian burial grounds, a trope generally applied with no Indigenous input. By calling his ...