Analog Abattoir: “CHILDREN SHOULDN’T PLAY WITH DEAD THINGS” is a Bob Clark classic of necromancy gone wrong!
Long before Ralphie longed for a Red Ryder BB gun in "A CHRISTMAS STORY," Bob Clark raised the dead in this nightmarish 1972 shocker.
Long before Ralphie longed for a Red Ryder BB gun in "A CHRISTMAS STORY," Bob Clark raised the dead in this nightmarish 1972 shocker.
The horrific cult favorite about a resurrected soldier rises again in Ultra High Definition.
We're live from Toronto to celebrate our 10th anniversary! This episode revisits the films of our first-ever episode to explore whether our opinions on two horror classics have changed. We dig into the evolution of slashers and the conservative monsters that came to life during a wave of social change while we try to find the sherry.
RUE MORGUE TV looks back at an exclusive interview with Bob Clark, director of "CHILDREN SHOULDN'T PLAY WITH DEAD THINGS," from issue #73.
Tis the season for a classic! Join the Killer Canuck for a falalala-look at Bob Clark's seminal 1974 masterpiece.