Tag Archives: Mary Shelley

It is quite an honor to be able to put into its proper historical context the Witchcraft series of films.

Kat and Samm return for episode 12 of Daughters of Darkness, where they discuss mad science in general and transplant-themed horror in particular. They begin with an analysis of the origins of mad science fiction in Gothic literature — partly ...

Happy 200th birthday, Frankenstein!  Timely tying into this natal anniversary is the publication of In the Shadow of Frankenstein: Tales of the Modern Prometheus edited by Stephen Jones.  The anthology, from Pegasus Books, is a revised and updated edition of ...

Two hundred years ago this week, history was made with the birth of that filthiest creation of all, Frankenstein: one of the most influential Gothic and science fiction novels of all time; a book that inspired countless generations of writers, ...

Thomas Hart Benton- Approaching Storm As we continue to build Diaboliquemagazine.com into an alternative platform for genre coverage, providing deep analysis on all aspects of the genre and its culture, while providing a break from the same old noise, we ...

Showtime’s television series Penny Dreadful is a feast for the eyes with its brilliant art direction, costumes, and eye candy cast. Among its characters are Dracula, Frankenstein, and Dorian Gray. It seems likely that Skyhorse Publishing is aware of the ...

The title Frankenstein: The True Story makes for a very bold statement. So many other filmmakers have attempted an artistic impression of the Mary Shelley classic, and ended up with something which bears only a passing resemblance to the original ...