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“Her exultant dream of freedom ended—a helpless captive in the desert wastes.” —The Sheik The legacy of Italian-born star Rudolph Valentino seems to be ...
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Music
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Hawkwind Lead Us Into the Woods for a Psychedelic, Science Fiction Fairytale
Despite their multiple line-up changes throughout the years, Hawkwind has built an impenetrable legacy due to the fact they’ve remained a consistent, formidable and ...
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Institute: Subordination (Album Review)
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Witchfynde Divine Victims: The Witchfynde Albums 1980-1983
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The Overlook Film Festival: Boys in the Trees (2016) Comes Close to Being Special, but Falls a Little Short
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Unit Black Flight: Evocations
Art, Culture, Literature
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The Witch Finder’s Sister: When Evil Does Touch Our Mortal Lives (book review)
“What you meet in the dark is yourself. And that is truly a thing to be feared.” — The Witch Finder’s Sister Historian Malcolm ...
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Ecstatic Frenzy: Depictions of Dionysian Violence in Ancient Art
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Book Review: A God in the Shed (2017)
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Comic Review: Bankshot #1 (2017)
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Horror Noire: Blacks in American Horror Films from the 1890s to Present (Book Review)
Columns
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Something Wicked This Way Comes: It’s All Greek to Me
I was introduced to Greek mythology as the result of a Frankenstein Complex. As a kid, I would swap the heads and bodies of ...
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The Doe Files #1: 1148UMAK
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No Parole from Rock & Roll: Graham Bonnet is the Man
Opinion
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Something Wicked This Way Comes: Introducing Diabolique’s New Childhood Genre Column
Welcome to Something Wicked This Way Comes, a brand new column series where we reflect back on our formative years and discuss the myriad ...
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Ted Newsom: My Top 10 Hammer Films… and Why
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Monster Double Feature: Mothra (1961) & The War of the Gargantuas (1966)
