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.
Book Review: “MUMS & SONS” Explores an Often Oversimplified Bond Through the Lens of Horror
In her debut book MUMS & SONS, author Rebecca McCallum evaluates this complicated dynamic with close looks at three films, each representing the mother/son relationship at different stages of the son’s life.
WES CRAVEN Sees PSYCHO for the First Time | RUE MORGUE ARCHIVES
We remember two titans of terror with this look back at issue #105.
Susan Tyrell In “Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker” Makes Mrs. Voorhees Look Sane
This week in the Sematary: Shudder has recently acquired a grounded yet campy slasher that will disturb and entertain.
HorrorBabble Returns With Another Installment of “The Weird Tales of Robert Bloch”
This week, venture into the Garden of Pain with Episode 2: "The Mandarin's Canaries."
