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Today on the Jukebox: we go GRAVE DIGGING with GHOULTOWN!by kleurvision
In late 2016, Sarah Claxton (an accomplished tattoo model and fashion enthusiast) decided to create a physical product that embodied…by Chris Hammond
Spanish director Agustí Villaronga, who outraged viewers with his 1986 shocker IN A GLASS CAGE, took cues from occultist Aleister…by Michael Gingold
Alex Garland’s adaptation of Jeff VanderMeer’s novel calls to mind ALIEN, in that it applies superlative craftsmanship to what is…by Michael Gingold
SCANNERS’ Michael Ironside is involved in more messing with minds in ALTERSCAPE, world-premiering tonight at New York City’s Philip K.…by Michael Gingold
Today on the Jukebox: MUMMIES BURN THE MIDNIGHT OIL with MESSER CHUPS!by kleurvision
Rue Morgue got ahold of guitarist Jonathan Hultén of Tribulation to discuss their new album Down Below.by kleurvision
Ghost Stories, horror Tarot cards, the macabre photography of Joel-Peter Witkin... RUE MORGUE #181 is here! Take a look at what's…by Rue Morgue Manor
We take a look at director Xavier Gens' latest offering COLD SKIN, adapted from a Catalan novel written by Albert…by Bryan Yentz
SCALPEL, the first directorial stint for John Grissmer is a real 70s oddity that falls somewhere between twisted thriller, awkward…by Rue Morgue Manor
Writer/director Adam MacDonald, who took a couple on a camping trip from hell in BACKCOUNTRY, now draws supernatural evil out…by Michael Gingold
Supernatural, psychological, Gothic, what's your poison? How does your favorite horror subgenre stack up when it comes to budgets and…by kleurvision
Today in 1957: THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN premieres!by kleurvision
In "The Thing Invisible," Carnacki is called in to investigate an ancient, cursed dagger that has just apparently murdered someone…by Rue Morgue Manor
Making its world premiere this Saturday night, February 24 at New York City’s Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival,…by Michael Gingold