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Rue Morgue Manor
DIY Horror Rises Up From Under Lockdown in “RUE MORGUE #204” Jan/Feb 2022 Issue
RUE MORGUE kicks off the new year by unearthing the cinematic gems made under lockdown: HELLBENDER, from real-life family the…
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Why “Black Christmas” Is Still Essential Holiday Viewing
Tis the season for a classic! Join the Killer Canuck for a falalala-look at Bob Clark's seminal 1974 masterpiece.
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Molly C. Quinn on Bringing “Agnes” to Life Behind (and In Front Of) The Camera
The multi-hyphenate talent discusses her dual roles as Executive Producer and star of Mickey Reece's surprising indie horror hit.
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Timothy Stuart Jones Gives Us A Peek Inside the Score for “Hide and Seek”
We sit down with the accomplished composer (whose credits include "Thor: Ragnarok," "Captain Marvel," and "Chuck") to take a deep…
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HorrorBabble’s Vampire Series Concludes With “The Canal”
Everil Worrell tells "the bizarre tale of a man whose evening explorations deliver him into the clutches of something dark…
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Mickey Reece on Breaking Bread, Boundaries, and Habits In “Agnes”
We catch up with one indie horror’s most wonderfully unpredictable directors.
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Andrew Robinson Looks Back At His Days As The Scorpio Killer
From traumatized kids to crazy fans and typecasting, the actor reflects on making "Dirty Harry" and how the villainous role…
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Why Stephen King Still Matters
No writer has had the impact and longevity on the American psyche as Stephen King. How does one writer sell…
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Look Into Sam Raimi’s “The Gift” With a New Episode of Terror Tarot
Laura Hokstad tries her hand at using Zener cards to examine Raimi's 2000 horror thriller. Warning: episode contains spoilers and…
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Make (Or Ruin) Someone’s Holiday With A Season’s Grievings Four-Pack
Nothing says you care like the gift of RUE MORGUE!
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HorrorBabble’s “Vampires” Series Continues With A Tale From Arthur Leeds
Episode 3 concerns a hospital vampire and a ward full of children.
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Movie Review: “The Devil’s Children” Is Frugal, Found Footage Fun!
Writer/director Dillon Brown's entry in the polarizing sub genre makes up for its minimal budget with a ton of heart.
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Movie Review: “Woodland Grey” Is A Slow Burn That Never really Catches Alight
WOODLAND GREY is slow and weird for weirdness sake, in a way that is neither thoughtful nor rewarding.
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Killer Canuck Outlines The Shape of Rage In “The Brood”
RJ Nadon explains why you should always check for monsters under the bed before you go to sleep and more…
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Isabelle Engman and Gerardo Garcia Jr. Discuss the Music of “Madres”
We sit down with the dynamic duo to chat about how their creative partnership made them a perfect fit for…
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