Interviews
Published months after the release of John Carpenter's groundbreaking film, the 1979 novelization expanded Michael Myers' backstory with Celtic folklore.by Rob Freese
In between directing and producing high-quality genre and other kinds of films via his Glass Eye Pix, he has taken…by Michael Gingold
The award-winning author, director and genre scholar opens up about the film version of her groundbreaking book and the evolving…by Payton McCarty-Simas
The virtuoso guitarist behind the mayhem of Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie and Mötley Crüe discusses his new solo album, his…by William J. Wright
A cursed lighthouse, a legacy of blood-soaked tragedy and a weekend of unraveling terror converge in the new novel from…by Lindy Ryan
A midnight movie, a burst of Raimi-fueled inspiration and a lifelong battle with artistic doubt converge in the raw and…by Lindy Ryan
The director of "TWO WITCHES" unleashes a maelstrom of discomfort and dysfunction in his shocking new film.by Rue Morgue Manor
The filmmaker behind "BLISS" and "CHRISTMAS BLOODY CHRISTMAS" ups the ante with "JIMMY AND STIGGS," a gooey, gonzo magnum opus,…by Bill Reick
The Shirley Jackson Award-nominated writer returns with a scary look at the wonders of nature.by Bill Reick
A haunted house, an influencer’s carefully curated life, and a legacy of demonic whispers collide in the darkly funny and…by Lindy Ryan
The creator of STRANGE DARLING has successfully translated the author's dystopian “Richard Bachman” novel to the screen.by Michael Gingold
Deadites Rejoice! This fall, 50 U.S. cities will experience the music and mayhem of Sam Raimi's iconic 1981 film as…by Andrea Subissati
The co-founder of TROMA on Macon Blair's reimagining of his most famous creation and over half a century of disrupting…by William J. Wright
The creator of some of Italian horror cinema's most terrifying scores discusses his long career in macabre music.by Rue Morgue Manor
The writer-director of Legendary Pictures' reimagining of the 1984 TROMA favorite makes Toxie his own while remaining true to its…by William J. Wright