Published months after the release of John Carpenter's groundbreaking film, the 1979 novelization expanded Michael Myers' backstory with Celtic folklore.
In between directing and producing high-quality genre and other kinds of films via his Glass Eye Pix, he has taken the time to appear in fright fare made by others.
The award-winning author, director and genre scholar opens up about the film version of her groundbreaking book and the evolving role and presence of women in horror.
The virtuoso guitarist behind the mayhem of Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie and Mötley Crüe discusses his new solo album, his lifelong obsession with monsters and losing metal's Prince of Darkness.
A cursed lighthouse, a legacy of blood-soaked tragedy and a weekend of unraveling terror converge in the new novel from the best-selling father-and-son duo.
