There’s no need to praise Hammer Films. Been done. The explanation of why is something personal. It’s hard to explain to a generation raised on DVDs, and sad they have nothing exactly like the sacred experience called “Going to the ...

Giant monsters have been entertaining cinemagoers for over 90 years.  Ever since Harry O. Hoyt’s prehistoric adventure, The Lost World, dazzled and frightened audiences in 1925, behemoth beasts have gone on to become cornerstones of science fiction, fantasy and horror ...

Happy New Year from the team at Diabolique Magazine! 2016 has been a crazy ride with a fair amount of ups and downs in the world of cinema. We lost an abundance of talent this year but we were also ...

Happy Holidays from Diabolique Magazine! In this special collaborative piece, the team has picked out some of our favorite festive films to watch during this special time of year. Though some of the titles below may not appear on conventional Christmas lists, ...

Happy Halloween to all our readers! Join with us, on tonight the spookiest of nights, as the Diabolique Magazine team share with you our favourite films to watch on Halloween: Kat Ellinger— Editor-in-Chief: Halloween III (1983) Growing up in Britain ...

I watched Baskin after much hype from friends. “Erin, you have to see this!” they unanimously told me. I felt confident going in, too: I had yet to have a clunker recommended to me by this lot, so I figured ...

Eli Roth is a polarizing figure in the world of horror. To some, he’s a genius; to others, he’s an overly-funded, douche-bro hack. There’s few people in the middle, which makes the debate all the more interesting (as well as ...

In an age of listicles, creating best of/worst of lists seems like, at best, a harmless but empty gesture and, at worst, an exercise in futility. Yet, there is something about a year-end’s list that seems necessary. We want to honor ...

It’s not everyday that a film — let alone a horror one — inspires a global discussion. At best, there are few films that really get the community excited and talking. Last year we saw this with films like The Babadook and A Girl Walks Home Alone ...

It’s not everyday that a film — let alone a horror one — inspires a global discussion. At best, there are few films that really get the community excited and talking. Last year we saw this with films like The Babadook and A Girl ...