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NYCC ’17 Exclusive Interview: Don Mancini and Jennifer Tilly Talk “CULT OF CHUCKY” and the Franchise’s Future

by Michael Gingold | Oct 11, 2017 | Interviews | 0 Comments

Last week, CULT OF CHUCKY arrived on assorted formats to introduce a few game-changing new wrinkles into the killer doll’s ongoing saga. Also last week, the team behind the film came to New York Comic-Con, and RUE MORGUE sat down with writer/director Don Mancini and star Jennifer Tilly to discuss the new sequel’s creation and where the story goes from here.

THEY LIVE on Tomb’s Jukebox!

by Rue Morgue Manor | Oct 11, 2017 | Tomb's Jukebox | 0 Comments

Today on the Jukebox: disturbing digital wavs from DAFT PUNK!

NYCC ’17 Exclusive Interview: Game Director Mathieu Coté on Adding Leatherface to “DEAD BY DAYLIGHT”

by Michael Gingold | Oct 10, 2017 | Interviews | 0 Comments

THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE’s iconic madman Leatherface isn’t just getting a big-screen resurrection this season; he just jumped into Behaviour Studios and Starbreeze Publishing’s hit horror game DEAD BY DAYLIGHT.

AFE & Rue Morgue Present Creature From The Black Lagoon in 3D!

by Rue Morgue Manor | Oct 10, 2017 | Events | 0 Comments

Join us for a night of ‘50s sci-fi and horror with a special presentation of THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON in 3D!

Exclusive: Director Patrick Rea on “NAILBITER” sequel, new “JUSTICE” short and more

by Michael Gingold | Oct 10, 2017 | Indie Films, Interviews | 0 Comments

Independent horror filmmaker Patrick Rea has a new short called JUSTICE SERVED making the festival rounds, and is also planning a follow-up to his 2013 feature NAILBITER. He gave RUE MORGUE some words on those, as well as his most recent movie ARBOR DEMON (a.k.a. ENCLOSURE, pictured).

NY: Michael Myers, Blacula and boogens at Hudson Horror Show 16

by Michael Gingold | Oct 10, 2017 | Events, News | 0 Comments

An especially eclectic assortment of horror and exploitation fare will be showcased at the 13th installment of the Hudson Horror Show in upstate New York, with six features screening from the ’70s and ’80s, all on 35mm.