All About THE THING
The saga of what is now commonly known as THE THING has a 70-plus year history that, not unlike the unstoppable shape-shifting “Thing” itself
The saga of what is now commonly known as THE THING has a 70-plus year history that, not unlike the unstoppable shape-shifting “Thing” itself
This may seem like just another trashy potboiler of the type you see dozens of each year, and in many respects that’s just what it is
Despite its flaws—and it does contain some fairly grievous ones—John Carpenter’s THEY LIVE is a witty, perceptive and impossible-to-forget concoction
Movie novelizations are among the most thankless forms of writing that exist
The subtitle says it all: “How A Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave us Nightmares, Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horror”
The following encompasses my picks for the year’s best and worst horror films released in the US in 2005
What follows are my fifty favorite horror movies of all time
A novelization of John Carpenter’s 1982 classic THE THING by the prolific Alan Dean Foster (who also novelized DARK STAR, ALIEN and—pseudonymously—STAR WARS)
For true horror movie fans, horror moviemakers are as venerated as the films they make. Just check out some of the books about our horror heroes
Here I’ll take some potshots at a number of horror’s most revered figures