Gods and Monsters: Alan Frank and Denis Gifford – Creating a Horror Obsessive
When I was eight, my brother, five years older, received a of copy Alan G Frank’s The Movie...
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When I was eight, my brother, five years older, received a of copy Alan G Frank’s The Movie...
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As a writer who’s probably delivered one too many horror film seminars singing the praises of...
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The body count horror film is an age-old institution, but it has to be understood that way before...
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In 1931, in a sea of mist and eerie silence Dracula, the first of Universal Studio’s classic...
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Back when I was a kid first discovering my intense love for all manner of celluloid horror and...
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Editor’s Note: Diabolique would like to extend our condolences to the family and fans of...
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If middle-America had a healthy turnover of weekend double-features at the local flea-pit, here in...
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In 1964, Universal Television produced a new CBS sitcom from producers Joe Connelly and Bob...
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Distributed by Universal-International, the Hammer film Brides of Dracula featured Molly Arbuthnot...
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Curse of the Werewolf begins with credits rolling over the silent, anguished eyes of Oliver Reed’s...
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The politics and belief systems dictated by the controversial but incredibly fashionable Church of...
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While the original Creature from the Black Lagoon (1953) is a bona-fide cinema classic that...
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