On this day in 1963: ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S THE BIRDS wings into cinemas!
Hunker down for a harrowing Hitchcock homage splicing “PSYCHO” with “STRANGERS” as INXS KNOWS BEST today on Tomb’s Jukebox…
THEY’RE COMING! THEY’RE COMING!
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by Michael Gingold
by Michael Gingold
by Michael Gingold
by Michael Gingold
It’s got plenty of extreme splatter, all right, but it peaks early in that department, and doesn’t offer enough else to compensate.
by Michael Gingold
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The fact that Paris’ pursuit of fame and victims are inextricably intertwined creates an ongoing tension, punctuated by grisly shocks and a number of very funny moments.
by Michael Gingold
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Even with the black-and-white plot and the expected character development, the rampage scenes in NAMELESS are a lot of fun.
by Deirdre Crimmins
Issue 231
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Inside Rue Morgue #231 – Summer Slasher Issue FEATURES Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun’s TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA guts the slasher formula from the inside out, turning it into a romance about the horror of becoming who you were always meant to be. Plus! GILLIAN ANDERSON and HANNAH EINBINDER unpack Schoenbrun’s radical dismemberment of…
Issue 230
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Inside Rue Morgue #230 FEATURES Filmmaker Curry Barker transforms a simple wish into a spiralling nightmare of love, possession, and bloodshed in his breakout feature OBSESSION. Plus: The story of Barker’s found-footage shocker MILK & SERIAL, which turned a micro-budget experiment into a viral horror breakout. Hollywood made it a monster. History tells a different…
Issue 229
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Inside Rue Morgue #229! FEATURES A nerve-shredding found-footage thriller built around sound, UNDERTONE signals the arrival of a terrifying new voice in Canada’s booming independent horror scene. Plus! Meet the new breed of independent Canadian horror filmmakers behind DREAM EATER, SWEETNESS, HANGASHORE, THE LAND OF NOD and THE CURSE OF GHOST ISLAND. Part post-punk, part…
Issue 228
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Inside Rue Morgue #228! FEATURES He fascinated audiences in 2001 with the French period martial arts horror film BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF. Then he followed it up in 2006 by bringing the eerie world of SILENT HILL to cinematic life. Now, visionary director CHRISTOPHE GANS unleashes his latest nightmare with RETURN TO SILENT HILL. Plus!…