Writer/performer Clay McLeod Chapman has been telling terrifying stories in spoken-word venues for more than 20 years, and he has made it personal with the “One-On-Ones” edition of his popular THE PUMPKIN PIE SHOW. Now he’s bringing it to the New York area.
Calling all vampires, werewolves and children of the night, RUE MORGUE returns to Toronto to kick off its third decade as the world’s leading horror in culture and entertainment brand with THE DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND Halloween Party! (Saturday, October 27, The Opera House, 735 Queen St East, Toronto. Doors: 9 PM. $30 door/$25 advance).
The horrific, bizarre and underground sides of cinema are showcased at the Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival, whose third edition runs next month. The full lineup has been announced.
BODY PARTS is a high-energy, vicious and fun flick that skirts the realm of camp to come together as a quintessential piece of horror film for the era.
The North Bend Film Festival, taking place in the Washington State town that played host to David Lynch’s TWIN PEAKS, announced the full slate for its inaugural edition, and it includes some unique and unusual genre fare.
