This sequence contains outtakes, alternate footage and clapperboard shots from “The Legend of Boggy Creek”. These 35mm elements were discovered during an extensive 4K restoration of the original camera negative by Eastman Kodak, part of The George Eastman Museum. While ...

Next up on the slate of fascinating talks on all aspects of genre for the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies is Nuzo Onoh’s presentation on African horror. As the press release for the talk states: “This lecture aims to introduce ...

Download MP3 Kat and Samm return to explore the overlooked work of director John Hayes, in typically outrageous fashion. While many know Hayes’ horror efforts Dream No Evil (1971) and Grave of the Vampire (1972), his extensive work in exploitation, ...

The Cheddar Goblin in Mandy (dir. Panos Cosmatos) It is that time again for end-of-year thoughts and reflections, brought to you by many but not all of Diabolique’s contributors. Some opinions from our core writers are missing in this list, ...

Download MP3 Kat and Samm are back at long last to discuss the final films of beloved producer and director William Castle. Though he’s generally celebrated for gimmicky horror classics like The Tingler (1959) and House on Haunted Hill (1959), ...

DEATHCEMBER is coming your way in 2019! The ultimate Advent Horror Anthology DEATHCEMBER is the first ever Advent horror anthology. A cinematic Advent calendar, filled with 24 short films by 24 international genre directors, connected by an animated frame story. ...

Diabolique Magazine and Warner Bros. are giving away 5 copies each of Dracula A.D. 1972 and The Satanic Rites of Dracula — two of the finest releases from Hammer’s Warner Bros. era. If you want to be in with a chance of winning a ...

Editor’s Note: This vintage film review by Mark Finch originally appeared in the May 3, 1990 issue of the Bay Area Reporter (San Francisco’s LGBT weekly newspaper). One of the leading figures in the LGBT independent film world in the ...

Editor’s Note: This vintage film review by Mark Finch originally appeared in the May 3, 1990 issue of the Bay Area Reporter (San Francisco’s LGBT weekly newspaper). One of the leading figures in the LGBT independent film world in the 1980s ...

The untold story of Hammer at Warner Bros, and the relationship that produced some of the British company’s finest films! The classic Hammer films from Warner Bros are now appearing on Blu-ray. However, they have never received an in-depth exploration ...