It’s amazing what one can discover during a bout of furious spring cleaning.
Deep in the crypts of our infernal archives (aka our warehouse in Manitoba), we’ve unearthed these rare gems, long lost and thought out-of-print . And we’ve released them from the crypts, just for you.

We’ve got more photos of this year’s Festival of Fear Vancouver highlights for your viewing pleasure.

John Kenn Mortensen’s Post-It Monsters, a glorious mash-up of HP Lovecraft and Edward Gorey. You need to see these.

The Chestburster scen from ALIEN, done with Lego. Click on for all the awesome!

It’s the first part of a revealing discussion with veteran Canadian special effects make-up artists, Kyle Glencross and Patrick Baxter.

Between the two, they’ve worked on such high profile motion pictures as 300, Dawn of the Dead (2004), Land of the Dead, Diary of the Dead, Silent Hill, I Am Legend, Saw III, Bride of Chucky, Splice, Jason X, Carrie (2013), A History of Violence, Repo! The Genetic Opera, The Hobbit and The Evil Dead remake.

If you’re curious to learn more about the trials and tribulations of a special effects make-up artist or if you’re thinking of pursuing a career in the field, these episodes are required listening.

Endure,

:- FDBK

Our second annual Festival of Fear Vancouver has proven to be a huge success, surpassing our first show.It’s been a wild and weird weekend here on the west coast, and we have the documentation to prove it.

Rue Morgue’s number one column for homemade horror celebrates Easter with the heresy-filled horrors Easter Casket and The Holy Sound.

Rue Morgue and The Cinematheque in Vancouver want you to win one of four run-of-engagement double passes to From Within: The Films of Davis Cronenberg, running from April to May.

With WOLFCOP making the rounds on the convention circuit (including our very own Festival of Fear Vancouver this weekend ), it seems only fitting to give you the heads-up on a wicked-cool side project: An Indiegogo campaign has been started to get a WolfCop action figures in your grubby little mitts!

Has the fine art of sasquatch cinema finally jumped the proverbial shark? This upcoming film from David DeCoteau’s Rapid Heart Pictures certainly begs the questions. In BIGFOOT VS. D.B. COOPER, the legendary monster is pitted against one of the world’s most infamous mystery figures: D.B. Cooper. (For those that don’t remember Dan “D.B.” Cooper, he hijacked a commercial airliner in 1971, demanded a ransom of $200,000 cash – which he received – and then parachuted into the Washington/Oregon wilderness never to be seen again.)