Movie Review: The power of “THE RITUAL” won’t compel you
This middling, messy, distractingly shaky-cammed, run-of-the-mill possession movie misses the opportunity to explore new facets of the exorcism subgenre.
Exclusive Interview: “THE UGLY STEPSISTER” writer/director Emilie Blichfeldt talks placing the bloody shoe on the other foot
Utilizing squirm-inducing body horror to represent the aesthetic extremes young women are pressured to achieve, it tells a side of the Cinderella story for those of us without a Fairy Godmother.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Douglas A. Plomatillo and Molly Gazay Unwrap Tricks, Treats and “HALLOWEEN CANDY”
The anthology's director and co-star share their experiences in shooting six short films for the holiday-themed compilation.
Exclusive Interview: “DINNER WITH LEATHERFACE” Is Served
Michael Kallio’s surprisingly touching documentary reveals the many sides of the man behind the skin mask.
Theatre Review: “DEATH BECOMES HER THE MUSICAL” is To Die For
The 1992 Meryl Streep cult classic is revitalized for the stage.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Wrestling Legend Vampiro & Co-Creators Talk “VAMPIRO: ROCKABILLY APOCALYPSE”
The wrestling legend returns with an all-new horror comic series!
INTERVIEW: Sally Struthers, Jennifer Leigh Houston and Allan Piper on “eVil Sublet” And The Hilarious Horrors of NYC Real Estate
RUE MORGUE sits down with the stars and director of the new horror comedy that proves finding an affordable apartment in NYC can be hell... literally.
INTERVIEW: MARCUS DUNSTAN TRENDS TERROR IN “#AMFAD: ALL MY FRIENDS ARE DEAD”
The filmmaker behind "THE COLLECTOR" returns with a new take on the slasher film for the social media generation.
STAGE FRIGHT: “TEETH” provides plenty to chew on
The musical adaptation of Mitchell Lichtenstein's 2007 film is a subversive, funny and thought-provoking look at sexual politics and religion.
Movie Review: “EASTER BLOODY EASTER” is a hoppin’ good time
Diane Foster's directorial debut is an unexpected holiday horror delight.
INTERVIEW: MAKING THE CUT WITH “IMAGINARY” EDITOR/CO-PRODUCER SEAN ALBERTSON
An expert reveals how fear on film is both an art and a science.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Composers Michael R. Jackson and Anna K. Jacobs Bite Into “TEETH,” The Musical
The 2007 horror comedy by director Mitchell Lichtenstein finds new life as a thought-provoking Off-Broadway musical.
THEATER REVIEW: AHS’s Naomi Grossman Hustles in “AMERICAN WHORE STORY”
AMERICAN HORROR STORY's Naomi Grossman tells all and gives her history of hustle in her solo show, AMERICAN WHORE STORY.
INTERVIEW: AHS’s Naomi Grossman Talks New Solo Show, “AMERICAN WHORE STORY”
The iconic AMERICAN HORROR STORY alum digs deep and tells all in her all-new one-woman show.
INTERVIEW: “THANKSGIVING” At Last! Eli Roth Talks Turkey
GOBBLE, GOBBLE, GORE! The director of HOSTEL and THE GREEN INFERNO serves up a bloody slice of holiday horror with the long-awaited feature-length version of the 2007 GRINDHOUSE trailer.
INTERVIEW: Damien Leone Discusses TERRIFIER 2 Slashing Back Into Theaters
The creator of Art the Clown discusses his killer creation's return to the big screen and the future of the TERRIFIER series.
Theatre Review: “DRACULA, A COMEDY OF TERRORS” Bares Its Fangs Off Broadway
The world's most famous vampire tale gets a hilarious, gender-bending makeover in an all-new production that's strictly fang-in-cheek!
Visiting the set of “FLAPJAX”: Bad Taste Video Cooks Up a Fast Food Horror Comedy With A Punk Rock Edge
RUE MORGUE writer Ricky J. Duarte goes gonzo on the set of filmmaker Rocko Zevenbergen's latest exercise in bad taste.
EXCLUSIVE: Queer NYC Horror Art Exhibition “LAVENDER SCARE” Provokes Chills, Humor and Thought
Curator Dan Halm gathers a coterie of exciting queer artists to explore the intersection of horror and culture.
Theatre Review: “THE SHARK IS BROKEN” Takes a Triumphant Bite Out of Broadway
JAWS makes landfall on Broadway in a poignant and funny tribute co-written by and starring Ian Shaw.
RUE MORGUE Hits The Blue Carpet For The Broadway Opening of The Behind-The-Scenes Of “JAWS” Play, “The Shark is Broken”
"JAWS" takes a bite out of Broadway in an all-new play about the making of Steven Spielberg's blockbuster, starring and co-written by the son of Robert Shaw. Exclusive interviews with the stars and creators and comments from celebrity patrons Christian Slater, Marina Squerciati, Al Roker and more!
MOVIE REVIEW: Disney’s “Haunted Mansion” is a Ghoulish Delight
The new film is a spirited adaptation of the iconic attraction.
Exclusive Interview: Anthony Masi’s “Stop the Killer” Board Games Are So Fun, It’s Scary!
The man behind "HALLOWEEN II: THE GAME" reveals his latest creation!
Interview: Disney’s “Haunted Mansion” Cinematographer Jeffrey Waldron Gets Ghostly
Jeffrey Waldron discusses horror influences, technical details behind replicating the atmosphere of the ride, creepy, custom camera lenses, and what may exist in “regions beyond…”
MOVIE REVIEW: “WHAT THE WATERS LEFT BEHIND: SCARS” Treads the Same Brackish Waters as its Predecessor
The sequel to the 2017 gorefest suffers from the original's flaws.
Interview: Comedian Tom Short Will Make You Scream With Laughter in “The Stand Up Horror Show”
It’s a long-standing theory that comedy and horror are two sides of the same genre coin. Putting the two together can be a frightfully successful combination, as proven throughout the cinematic ages. Since the days of Laurel and Hardy meeting Frankenstein and Abbot and Costello meeting The Wolfman, one thing has been very clear: audiences who like to scream also like to laugh about it.
Movie Review: “Bad Girl Boogey” is Exactly How It Sounds
Rather than providing audiences with rounded, interesting people, BAD GIRL BOOGEY gives us characters who serve the sole two purposes of being queer and getting murdered.
HAPPY HAUNTS MATERIALIZE! GO BEHIND THE SCENES OF DISNEY’S “HAUNTED MANSION” AT MIDSUMMER SCREAM
Join the swinging wake when Midsummer Scream goes behind the scenes of "DISNEY'S THE HAUNTED MANSION" on July 28.
Theatre Review: New Broadway Horror Play “GREY HOUSE” Redefines Stage Fright
Laurie Metcalf of TV's "THE CONNORS" brings fear to the stage in a frightening new Broadway production.
RUE MORGUE On The Red Carpet! Horror Play “GREY HOUSE” Starring Laurie Metcalf Opens on Broadway
Horror on Broadway! RUE MORGUE hits the red carpet for the premiere of the terrifying new play "GREY HOUSE" and speaks with behind-the-scenes creatives and cast members (including stars Laurie Metcalf and Millicent Simmonds) and celebrity attendees BD Wong, Lecy Goranson, Michael Shannon and Michale Urie!
BOTS AND BLOOD: AI IN HORROR
Will artificial intelligence save mankind or destroy it? From EVILSPEAK to M3GAN, the horror genre is no stranger to technological terrors.
MOVIE REVIEW: Found Footage Thriller “FOLLOWERS” Falls Flat
Contributor Ricky J. Duarte clicks "unlike" on the new film from the producers of "ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE"
INTERVIEW: Brian Krause Saddles Up For the Horror Western “HOMESTEAD”
The veteran actor discusses the most American of genres, working with "HOMESTEAD's" young star and the 30th anniversary of his breakout role in Stephen King's "SLEEPWALKERS."
Movie Review: “MALUM” can’t live up to director’s original “LAST SHIFT”
While LAST SHIFT thrived on dead space and longer sequences of tension-building, MALUM cuts right to the point, over-explaining and muddling up plot points that worked best when left ominous and implied.
Movie Review: Queer Hilarity Abounds in Gay Ghost Story “SUMMONING SYLVIA”
A hundred years ago a murderous woman named Sylvia killed her son in cold blood; it’s said that both Sylvia and her dead boy continue to haunt the dusty walls of this really fabulous Airbnb, which, of course, leads to an instantly-iconique séance (how could it not?)
Movie Review: Erotic Thriller Documentary “WE KILL FOR LOVE” Details Taboo Sub-Genre
The film is a captivating celebration and exploration of the darkest depths of a bygone era; of late-night TV and video store rentals; of the morally ambiguous male and the femme fatale; of deceit, infidelity, and dark, dangerous desires. Behind closed doors, it’s clear there’s an undeniable attraction to something as simple yet forbidden as, “The guy, the girl, and the gun.”
Movie Review: College Finals Are a Real Nightmare in “CRAM”
The absolute hellscape that is college can provide some of life’s scariest moments. For some, these years can be counted among the best of their lives. Whether attempting to impress a professor, procrastinating assignments, or simply trying to pass, sometimes, you just gotta CRAM.
INTERVIEW: WRITER/DIRECTOR KURT WIMMER AND STARS KATE MOYER AND ELENA KAMPOURIS TALK “CHILDREN OF THE CORN”
The recent surge of reboots based on classic Stephen King stories and films has inevitably led us back to dusty Nebraska cornfields and blood-soaked, murderous children. It was only a matter of time before CHILDREN OF THE CORN was ready for the harvest.
MOVIE REVIEW: “THE LONG DARK TRAIL” Leads To Missed Opportunities
Kevin Ignatius and Nick Psinakis' supernatural thriller is heavy on atmosphere but filled with bewildering moments.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Nur Rubio Sherwell On the Haunting Visuals Of “HUESERA: THE BONE WOMAN”
The acclaimed Mexican horror film's director of photography reveals the secrets behind the scares in her first English language interview.
MOVIE REVIEW: Sluggish “WAKING KARMA” Fails To Deliver
The new thriller from Carlos Montaner and Liz Fania Werner offers an interesting premise derailed by ponderous pacing.
