Halloween Horror - Rue Morgue

BANANE METALIK GET GOREY ON TOMB’S JUKEBOX

by Tomb Dragomir | Sep 25, 2018 | Tomb's Jukebox | 0 Comments

Today on the Jukebox: BANANE METALIK become FREDDY AND THE SLASHERS!

Topical chiller “I’LL TAKE YOUR DEAD” premieres this week; trailer debuts

by Michael Gingold | Sep 25, 2018 | News | 0 Comments

Canadian horror specialists Black Fawn Films (ANTISOCIAL, BITE, THE DROWNSMAN) and Breakthrough Entertainment are unveiling their new fright feature I’LL TAKE YOUR DEAD this week, and have released the first trailer for it. See it and the info after the jump.

Full schedule now up for “FRIGHTMARE IN THE FALLS” presented by Rue Morgue

by Rue Morgue Manor | Sep 24, 2018 | Events | 0 Comments

We’ve got over 35 free panels, makeup workshops & demos, Q&As, screenings, first-time photo ops and so much more!

Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “THE PERFECTION” gives us body horror with a smirk

by Deirdre Crimmins | Sep 24, 2018 | Review | 0 Comments

Playfulness and body horror anchor Richard Shepard’s unusual film in some incredibly entertaining waters. http://sumo.ly/ZyRE

Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “MAY THE DEVIL TAKE YOU” unleashes Indonesian hell

by Deirdre Crimmins | Sep 24, 2018 | Review | 0 Comments

A look at director Timo Tjahjanto’s classically-rooted film of familial terror.

Movie Review: “SUSPIRIA” casts a different, engrossing spell

by Michael Gingold | Sep 24, 2018 | Review | 0 Comments

Not since Stanley Kubrick adapted Stephen King’s THE SHINING has a filmmaker from outside the genre gotten ahold of a beloved horror property and so drastically reconfigured it to his own concerns.

EDDIE MUNSTER ROCKS THE ROOF OFF TOMB’S JUKEBOX

by Tomb Dragomir | Sep 24, 2018 | Tomb's Jukebox | 0 Comments

Today in 1964: THE MUNSTERS debut on the boob tube!

MCWF creates Cult Horror Action Figures For Horror Fans

by Chris Hammond | Sep 23, 2018 | Sunday, Bloody, Funday | 0 Comments

A longtime lover of all things horror, Moore grew tired of seeing the same film figures reproduced time and time again, so he began to gather 6 and 8 inch tall figures at conventions with the express purpose of creating his own line.