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A look back at Keith Emerson's underrated score for Dario Argento's Inferno, on the film's 40th anniversary.by kleurvision
Philly-based dark fiction wiz Scott Cole hits it out of the park once again with his latest reality-refracting opus.by Michael Gingold
Luciano and Nicolas Onetti’s ABRAKADABRA takes on a serious homage to the often imitated horror-lover's giallo. Does it work? Hell…by Mariam RM
That feeling of being inextricably caught up in events, surrounded by evil on all sides is at the front of…by Rue Morgue Manor
DEAD STILL strikes an unlikely comical chord amidst a series of troubling murders, seemingly committed by a rival photographer with…by Mariam RM
A team of fraudulent paranormal investigators invite along some fans and skeptics for a live broadcast. Shenanigans ensue.by Rue Morgue Manor
The movie misses its chance to make a memorable mark on either the killer-clown or deadly-toy subgenres.by Michael Gingold
His breakthrough movie is a gritty, graphic crime thriller that edges into horror territory.by Michael Gingold
Monsters, childhood trauma, witchcraft, possession...it all awaits on the English countryside.by Mariam RM
This new talent in the creature-performer realm will really creep you out in the Pierce Brothers' film.by Michael Gingold
"Darkside Releasing" has two new indie films that couldn't be more different from each other.by Rue Morgue Manor
This profound First Nations zombie-apocalypse film wears its heart (and several other organs) on its sleeve.by Michael Gingold
With all of our collective cabin fever and stranger-danger hysteria reaching a crescendo, now is the perfect time for something…by Rue Morgue Manor
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of John Carpenter's misty classic under government-mandated quarantine seems eerily appropriate.by Andrea Subissati
Actress Nicole Brydon Bloom, writer/director David Marmor and producer Alok Mishra sat down with RUE MORGUE to shed light on…by Michael Gingold