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Continuing with our end of the year wrap-up, here is the second half of all the individual Top 10 Horror Movie lists we received as part of our poll. These personal lists of 2013 favorites were submitted by critics, filmmakers, ...

Continuing with our end of the year wrap-up, here is the first half of all the individual Top 10 Horror Movie lists we received as part of our poll. These personal lists of 2013 favorites were submitted by critics, filmmakers, ...

Throughout the lexicon of horror films, the recurring role of the mother is a fascinating one to behold, as maternal roles have been key to some of the most iconic and frightening performances to date. Whether it be Piper Laurie ...

When looking at the trend of box office success and popularity of horror culture within the past few years, one doesn’t have to look farther than the youth market of today. Whereas horror, in large part, had become a saturated ...

As you’ve likely noticed, this week at Diabolique Magazine has been JUG FACE WEEK, in which Diabolique has presented exclusive interviews with the cast and crew behind Jug Face every day of this week, leading up to the theatrical release ...

In horror filmmaking, there’s a sense of equality amongst actors that one doesn’t normally see in corroboration with other cinematic genres. Whereas drama, comedy and action have clear and mandated stars, aside from a scene-stealing cameo performance or breakthrough supporting ...

Chad Crawford Kinkle’s debut feature Jug Face is an oddity in contemporary horror cinema; its unique premise – set in a bizarre religious community – distances it from its contemporaries much like the insular settlement depicted in the film is ...

The world of independent filmmaking is incredibly subjective to the minds of the horror community because the freedom that coincides with the do-it-yourself mechanisms is open for interpretation. Some filmmakers find independent filmmaking to be a cathartic experience in which ...

For two decades now, independent genre filmmaker Larry Fessenden has navigated the world of horror, fighting against other low-budget horror outlets to emerge as a gateway for some of the most promising talents in the horror community today. Without Fessenden ...

A doomed character can compel an audience to follow, even if his or her fate is sealed from the outset. Consider The Wicker Man (1973). In Robin Hardy’s classic occult film, Sergeant Howie (Edward Woodward) – steadfast in his commitment ...