Victorian Penny Gaffs: Crime, Horror, and Murder
Sweeney Todd, the tale of a throat-slitting London barber who turned his murdered clients into...
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Tag: literature
Films of the New French Extremity: Visceral Horror and National Identity (Book review)
For my money, the late ‘90s and early ‘00s represents one of the most fascinating recent creative...
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An Andrzej Zuławski Retrospective: The Short Films
About a month ago, I began what was supposed to be a short retrospective on the recently restored...
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In the Shadow of Edgar Allan Poe (Book review)
In the introduction to In the Shadow of Edgar Allan Poe, editor-annotator Leslie S. Klinger...
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The Orient Express Will Ride Again
It was announced very recently that 20th Century Fox has become the winner in an intense bidding...
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R.L. Stine Set To Return To Teen Horror Staple: Fear Street
R.L. Stine burst onto the scene in the 90’s with Goosebumps, a lengthy series of children’s horror...
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Interview: Author Joseph Nassise Talks About His New Novel, Watcher of the Dark
Joseph Nassise’s new Jeremiah Hunt novel, Watcher of the Dark is available today from Tor...
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Watcher of the Dark (Book Review)
In Watcher of the Dark, Author Joseph Nassise expertly carries on the exploits of his...
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The Witches, by Peter Curtis
The Witches has become the default title of Peter Curtis’s 1960 occult novel, due to the...
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Dark Chocolate: Wonka at 40
In David Fincher’s 1995 thriller Se7en, an obese man pays for the sin of gluttony by being...
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The Charm of Evil
“And it was at that age that poetry arrived in search of me” —Pablo Neruda I was seven when horror...
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Diabolique Print & Digital
Daughters of Darkness
Hell’s Belles
Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema
