Fine Writing, Poor Packaging: The Novels of Ken Greenhall
Of the many authors to emerge from the horror boom of the 1970s, the late Ken Greenhall remains one of the most unfairly neglected–and also one of the most mysterious
Of the many authors to emerge from the horror boom of the 1970s, the late Ken Greenhall remains one of the most unfairly neglected–and also one of the most mysterious
The 1973 French miniseries LA DUCHESSE D’AVILA/THE DUCHESS OF AVILA is one of the great unknown works of the fantastique
BELPHEGOR is a multi-film crime saga whose origins can be traced back to 1909
Here it is, my second annual look back at many noteworthy events in the world of horror film and literature
What twenty selections have in common is that, simply, all are well worth your time to read and/or track down
For truly potent kid lit one has to go back to the (so-called) fairy tales that underlie today’s fiction
In the 1990s the serial killer was the ideal horror movie subject
In theory it was a good idea: an NC-17 movie rating, instituted in 1990 to replace the X rating
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