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Andrea and Alex head West to explore the notions of Manifest Destiny and the Frontier Myth in Antonia Bird’s Ravenous.by Rue Morgue Manor
RUE MORGUE's long-awaited March/April 2019 issue #187 has finally arrived, featuring BIRD BOX author JOSH MALERMAN on his latest novel…by Rue Morgue Manor
"The Ocean Ogre" by American author Dana Carroll, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in July 1937.by Rue Morgue Manor
CLIMAX, the latest film from controversial director Gasper Noé, is making it's way to Canada on March 1st for a…by Rue Morgue Manor
"Guarded" by American author Mearle Prout, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in March 1938.by Rue Morgue Manor
From the ensemble cast of characters to its affective atmosphere, RUE MORGUE contributor Rebecca Booth unpacks the psychological horror of…by Rue Morgue Manor
Rue Morgue's CineMacabre Movie Nights promises the best of horror at The Royal Cinema - once a month, every month!by Rue Morgue Manor
More than 25 years after its original release, Ivan Nagy's SKINNER still retains its allure as a gruesome serial killer…by Rue Morgue Manor
"In the Dark" by Minnesotan author Ronal Kayser first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in August 1936 and tells of…by Rue Morgue Manor
Federico Caddeo’s feature-length ALL THE COLORS OF GIALLO gathers historians, directors, writers, and trailer extracts to trace the history of…by Rue Morgue Manor
Andrea and Alex return for their annual year in review episode!by Rue Morgue Manor
Our long-running short film festival LITTLE TERRORS returns with a program dedicated to "childhood terror"-themed genre shorts.by Rue Morgue Manor
This week: "The Red God Laughed" by American author Thorp McClusky, which first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in April…by Rue Morgue Manor
Step into the kitchen of THE HOMICIDAL HOMEMAKER...if you dare!by Rue Morgue Manor
No one can dispute that diversity in horror is a great thing, but how far should we go to ensure…by Rue Morgue Manor