AMERICAN PSYCHO (Book): Fifteen Years Later
If you were a reader back in 1991, as I was, then you probably recall, as I do, the furor that accompanied the publication of AMERICAN PSYCHO
Remembering Forrest J. Ackerman and Bettie Page
Here’s an odd combo: Forrest J. Ackerman, the famously genial editor of Famous Monsters of Filmland, and the infamous pin-up queen Bettie Page
Annoying Trends in Modern Horror Movies
2003 could almost be termed the year of the horror movie, as there were so many of them. Unfortunately, the reality is that not too many of last year’s horror films were worthwhile
Alien, Predator, Angelina and Ashley
In this year 2004, amidst the current indecency witch hunt, an upcoming election, increased terrorist threats and the ongoing war in Iraq, it’s time to focus on what’s really important: the Alien vs. Predator debate!
A Nostalgic Look Back at the “NEW” TWILIGHT ZONE
2005 marked the release of what are in my view two of the most vital DVD collections on the scene
Fangoria’s 2005 Weekend of Horrors
A confession: I like Fangoria and ain’t afraid to admit it!
Where Have All The Projectionists Gone???
Without question, movie projection is a lost art
Fangoria’s June 2006 Weekend of Horrors
For those who don’t know, the Weekend of Horrors is a convention put on each year by Fangoria magazine in conjunction with Creation Entertainment
Ray Dennis Steckler Has Passed
One of the most unique filmmaking careers imaginable has come to a permanent end
Leaks, Penanggalans and Krasues, Oh My!
Here’s an image as flat-out bizarre as any you’re likely to see: the head of a woman floating in midair, bodiless but for a bloody spine, at the end of which dangles a clump of living organs