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Looking back over the movies of the past year, one thing became evident: The horror/supernatural genre has never been more…by Michael Gingold
After making his directorial debut on 2015’s INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3, the franchise’s constant scripter Leigh Whannell went back to merely…by Michael Gingold
The sort of film that truly benefits from being seen with a large and enthusiastic audience, Joe Lynch’s MAYHEM was…by Michael Gingold
“Observant” and “picturesque” are not necessarily the foremost qualities a horror film strives for, but they’re the ones that apply…by Michael Gingold
With Guillermo del Toro’s aquatic-monster love story THE SHAPE OF WATER in the midst of a successful platform release, and…by Michael Gingold
Toby Jones, the familiar British character actor from BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO, THE MIST and many others, teams up with his…by Michael Gingold
The Other's Rod Usher speaks to Rue Morgue about their latest horror punk classic CASKET CASE.by kleurvision
RUE MORGUE's Sean Plummer sat down with Adam MacDonald at eOne’s Toronto office to discuss the his latest film PYEWACKET…by Rue Morgue Manor
Following our interviews with Clive Barker and his legion of Cinobites in RUE MORGUE #179, we wanted to bring you…by Rue Morgue Manor
Back in 2012, British actor Toby Jones created an indelibly disturbed protagonist in Peter Strickland’s BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO. This week,…by Michael Gingold
The gangs all here Childs, MacReady, Clark and many more (even the Norwegian, more on this later), I guess I'll…by Chris Hammond
The frightening phenomenon of sleep paralysis has already been given a pretty definitive screen treatment in Rodney Ascher’s documentary THE…by Michael Gingold
It’s likely you haven’t seen as many different kinds of insanity in one film as you have in PSYCHOPATHS, which…by Michael Gingold
With THE DISASTER ARTIST, James Franco’s dramatization of the making of Tommy Wiseau’s THE ROOM, heading into theaters, the time…by Michael Gingold
As a storyteller, Guillermo del Toro has always been in love with monsters, so it was inevitable that he would…by Michael Gingold