Three years ago, when I drew up a listing of periodicals that inspired me, I figured I was committing my biggest-ever waste of time. What a surprise, then, when LOOKING BACK ON SOME BAD INFLUENCES went on to become one of my most popular articles!
Examining one of horror media’s more pertinent issues: the differences between zombies and cannibals!
The visionary and prolific British filmmaker Ken Russell, who left us on November 27, 2011, remains an enigma.
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.
Make no mistake: moviegoing can be scary business
Australia’s late Kenneth Cook is one of the world’s great neglected writers.
The phrase “cult film” has taken on a very definite meaning, referring to movies too offbeat and/or audacious for mainstream audiences.
According to author Stephen Romano, “There may never again be another time in film history like the end of the eighties–or a year like 1987.”
Here we have the latest edition of my annual “Look Back in Horror” overview