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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: AUTHOR JOSH MALERMAN UNEARTHS THE RADIANT ARTIST WITHIN IN “WATCHING EVIL DEAD”
A midnight movie, a burst of Raimi-fueled inspiration and a lifelong battle with artistic doubt converge in the raw and…
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Lindy Ryan
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: AUTHOR RACHEL HARRISON GETS HAUNTED IN “PLAY NICE”
A haunted house, an influencer’s carefully curated life, and a legacy of demonic whispers collide in the darkly funny and…
by
Lindy Ryan
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: NEIL MARSHALL AND JANINE PIPE DISCUSS THEIR NEW BOOK, “THE MAKING OF THE DESCENT”
The director of 2005's spelunking nightmare and the writer who previously chronicled the making of DOG SOLDIERS co-author the new…
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Kevin Hoover
Exclusive Book Preview: Never Before Seen Storyboards from “ROB ZOMBIE’S HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES: THE MAKING OF A CULT CLASSIC”
The reimagined Roger Corman sword and sorcery classic from "PSYCHO GOREMAN's" Steven Kostanski is set to premiere at the Locarno…
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Bill Reick
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “DEADGIRL” RESURRECTS A CONTROVERSIAL CULT CLASSIC
Author Bridgett Nelson's novelization is a wryly subversive take on its source material that finally gives its titular character a…
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Joel Harley
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ADAM CESARE ON BRINGING “CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD” TO THE BIG SCREEN
The Bram Stoker Award-winning author doesn't clown around when it comes to YA horror.
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William J. Wright
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: THE “CHOPPING MALL” RE-OPENS ITS DOORS
Joshua Millican’s CHOPPING MALL is an effective translation of the film, upgrading the gore and sleaze but staying true to…
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Joel Harley
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: KATRINA MONROE TALKS HAUNTINGS, GENERATIONAL TRAUMA, AND SISTERHOOD IN “THROUGH THE MIDNIGHT DOOR”
From the author of "THEY DROWN OUR DAUGHTERS" and "GRAVEYARD OF LOST CHILDREN" comes a supernatural thriller about three sisters…
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Lindy Ryan
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: REALITY TV GETS A PARANORMAL SURPRISE IN “HAUNT SWEET HOME” FROM AUTHOR SARAH PINSKER
On the set of a campy reality TV show, staged scares transform into unnerving reality in this spooky ghost story…
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Lindy Ryan
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: AUTHOR DELILAH S. DAWSON FEASTS ON THE MEGARICH IN “GUILLOTINE”
"The Menu" meets "Ready or Not" in this dark tale of opulent luxury and shocking violence from the New York…
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Lindy Ryan
BOOK REVIEW: Nathan Ballingrud’s “CRYPT OF THE MOON SPIDER” is a mind-flaying work of cosmic terror
Nathan Ballingrud’s latest novella infuses sci-fi horror with Gothic sensibilities to achieve a vision of gruesome elegance.
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Chris Hallock
EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT: “DEAD GIRL DRIVING, AND OTHER DEVASTATIONS” BY CARINA BISSETT
In her powerful debut, Carina Bissett explores the liminal spaces between the magical and the mundane, horror and humor, fairy…
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Lindy Ryan
EXCLUSIVE COVER REVEAL: Upcoming Anthology “SINOPHAGIA” Taps Into The Horrors of Modern China
Celebrated author and essayist Xueting C. Ni delivers a collection of terrifying contemporary horror tales from established and up-and-coming Chinese…
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William J. Wright
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “FRIDAY THE 13TH: CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PSYCHOPATH” Turns Jason Into A Holy Terror
The Crystal Lake killer becomes an instrument of divine retribution for a cult in Scott Phillips' 2005 novel.
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Joel Harley
FANGirl Book Reviews: Give Thanks For These Terrifying Tomes For November 2023
RUE MORGUE's author-in-residence returns with a bounty of horrifying new releases arriving in bookstores this month.
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Lindy Ryan
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