A progress Report on the “New” Fangoria
Love it or hate it, Fangoria is one of the most enduring publications in the horror medium
Love it or hate it, Fangoria is one of the most enduring publications in the horror medium
The late novelist Jerzy Kosinski (1933-1991) remains a shadowy and enigmatic figure.
Examining one of horror media’s more pertinent issues: the differences between zombies and cannibals!
The collector’s book market of the 1980s through the (mis)fortunes of Scream/Press.
The visionary and prolific British filmmaker Ken Russell, who left us on November 27, 2011, remains an enigma.
Here we have the first-ever interview with me, Adam Groves, on the occasion of an important (to me) anniversary
2011? It was a crappy year for horror movies and a so-so one for horror novels.
Let’s hope U.S. distributors take note of these ten films as all are required viewing for adventurous film buffs, be they horror fans or not.
As a longtime DVD lover it’s a difficult fact for me to face, but a fact nonetheless, that DVDs are on their way out
Remember the Cannon Group? It was a small movie studio purchased in 1979 by the Israeli duo, Menahem Golan and Yorum Globus, who quickly turned Cannon into one of the most prolific and ambitious film conglomerates of the 1980s.