This unjustly forgotten product of the late-1960’s porno underground, consisting of the novels LOVELY, HEALER, OUT and GLUE FACTORY (all from 1969), is among the most complex and ambitious examples of pornographic literature — or, if you prefer fuckbooks — ever written.
Back in 1983 the late Lawrence Durrell predicted that the French horror writer Claude Seignolle “will draw a large audience in the United States and that his place in literature eventually will be as assured as Ambrose Bierce’s is today.”
Well, maybe it wasn’t the absolute worst, but movie-wise the summer of 2010 was a pretty rotten one
Here we say goodbye to film director Claude Chabrol, who passed away on September 12, 2010 at age 80.
The big news on the horror circuit right now is last week’s severely truncated release of HATCHET II.
Yes, there was a second Los Angeles 2010 Weekend of Horrors, and I was there.
Trailers–a.k.a. previews and/or coming attractions–have been a longtime passion of mine
This debunks several popular horror-movie-related sayings such as, “They don’t make good horror movies anymore.”
If there’s one thing horror fans can’t seem to get enough of these days it’s the living dead.
2010’s evil Santa Claus feature RARE EXPORTS: A CHRISTMAS TALE has gained a sizeable cult following