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horror anthology
Low-Budget Anthology “WITCH TALES” Is The First Bilingual Horror Film Of Its Kind
Enter the WITCH TALES Bly-ray contest for a chance to win gory goodies from the set!
by
Grace Detwiler
Big Scares From The Big Easy In “Soul City”
The New Orleans set anthology series from Cudie & Chike premiering exclusively on Topic from First Look Media
by
Rocco T. Thompson
This week on FRIGHTS FOR TYKES: “TOO AFRAID TO SCREAM”
The sun is sitting… the moon is rising… you hold a book aloft… something is caught in your throat!
by
kleurvision
RETROSPECTIVE: AN ANTIPODEAN ANTHOLOGY SERIES, “THE EVIL TOUCH” (1973-1974)
A look at the mostly forgotten Australian anthology series from 1973, THE EVIL TOUCH!
by
kleurvision
This week on FRIGHTS FOR TYKES: A CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF THE LITERARY KIND
ALIENS is a science fiction horror anthology aimed at middle school readers that features stories with an inventive twist.
by
kleurvision
RETROSPECTIVE: FAILURE TO LAUNCH – THREE ABORTED HORROR TV PILOTS
A look at three failed horror TV shows from the 1970s
by
kleurvision
Help Fund The Illustrated Horror Anthology Series “Chilling Tales for Dark Nights”
You can help support CHILLING TALES FOR DARK NIGHTS, a new folklore-inspired horror anthology series.
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Rue Morgue Manor
MOVIE REVIEW: “DEAD BY MIDNIGHT/11 PM CENTRAL” IS A TAKE ON HORROR ANTHOLOGY THAT’S BOTH RETRO AND INNOVATIVE
A love letter to the horror movie hostess format commercialized in the 80s, DEAD BY MIDNIGHT excels in some places…
by
Carling Kirby
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