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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: “NIGHTFALL” CREATOR BILL HOWELL DISCUSSES THE MAKING OF THE CLASSIC CBC RADIO HORROR ANTHOLOGY SERIES
The early '80s were a golden age for Canadian horror cinema, but the Great White North's icy grip on the…
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1984 Publishing Brings “Children of the Corn” Soundtrack Slashing Back
The long-scarce soundtrack gets a stunning vinyl remaster.
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Expand your literary horizons with “RUSSIAN HORROR: The Stories of Fyodor Sologub,” new from HorrorBabble!
HorrorBabble returns to Rue-Morgue.com with a brand new reading series “Russian Horror: The Stories of Fyodor Sologub.”
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“THE DUNWICH HORROR”, A new Dramatic Adaptation from HorrorBabble!
HorrorBabble's THE DUNWICH HORROR will transport you to a quiet tavern in the dark hills of rural Massachusetts, and what…
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HorrorBabble returns with a new tale of “OCEAN DREAD”
This week: "Drowned Argosies" by American author and teacher Jay Wilmer Benjamin, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in July…
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Brave the dark waves in HorrorBabble’s “OCEAN DREAD” reading series!
"The Seven Seas Are One" by American author Allison V. Harding, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in September 1944.
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Brave the waves of HorrorBabble’s new “OCEAN DREAD” reading series
This week: "The Horror in the Hold" by American author Frank Belknap Long, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in…
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Tune in for the final story from “THE HORROR OF HORACIO QUIROGA”
As a follower of modernism, and an admirer of the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Guy de Maupassant, Quiroga…
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“An Unnatural Feud” awaits you in the latest “Forgotten Weird Tales” from HorrorBabble
"An Unnatural Feud," by British author Norman Douglas, first appeared in The Cavalier in December 1908. The tale tells of…
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TUNE IN FOR THE LATEST IN “FORGOTTEN WEIRD TALES” FROM HORRORBABBLE
"The Black Crusader" by British author, Alicia Ramsey, tells of a furtive thief, who, following his despoiling of a legendary…
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Tune in for a rare tale from HorrorBabble’s “FORGOTTEN WEIRD TALES” reading series
"The Gong Ringers" by the mysterious author, Hasan Vokine, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in January 1926. The story…
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Tune in for a second round of “FORGOTTEN WEIRD TALES” starting today!
"Vale of the Corbies" by American author Arthur J. Burks, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in November 1925. The…
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Tune in to a tale by Clark Ashton Smith this week on “LOST IN THE WILDS OF HORROR”
"Genius Loci" is a short story by American writer, Clark Ashton Smith, which first appeared in the June 1933 edition…
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HorroBabble kicks off a brand new reading series “LOST IN THE WILDS OF HORROR”
In this terrifying tale of body horror, an intrepid explorer incurs the wrath of a witch doctor, in deepest Africa.
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A rare tale of extraterrestrial terror by Jack London in the latest installment of “WHEN HORROR MEETS SCIENCE FICTION Vol II”
Deep in the rainforest, spurred on by an otherworldly drone, a man encounters a tribe of headhunters, who appear to…
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