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THE DNA OF “OBSESSION”: FILMS THAT MATCH THE UNEASE OF THE BIGGEST HORROR HIT OF 2026
Before Curry Barker successfully transitioned to the big screen with his unsettling tale of weaponized desire, these past masterpieces and…
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Analog Abattoir: 1972’s “SISTERS” is far more than Hitchcock by way of De Palma
It's a double dose of terror when Dr. Benny Graves looks back at Brian De Palma's 1972 horror classic starring…
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Dr. Benny Graves
THE FRACTURED MIND: Horror Cinema’s Problematic Relationship With Mental Illness, Part 1
In this all-new column, RUE MORGUE contributor Gabriella Foor examines the horror genre's evolving and often exploitative treatment of disability.
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The Alfred Hitchcock Conference Returns In-Person And Hybrid
HitchCon announces the third annual International Alfred Hitchcock Conference - HitchCon ‘23 - October 7 & 8, 2023. For the…
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Grace Detwiler
WES CRAVEN Sees PSYCHO for the First Time | RUE MORGUE ARCHIVES
We remember two titans of terror with this look back at issue #105.
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