Fangoria’s May 2007 Weekend of Horrors
Another year, another Fangoria Weekend of Horrors
CACHE and NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: Mutually Exclusive or Two Sides of the Same Coin?
Exploring the real differences between art and exploitation cinema–which, as it turns out, are pretty slim
Remembering Bob Clark
On the morning of April 4, 2007, movie director Bob Clark was killed, together with his son Ariel, when a drunk driver swerved into the lane in which the two were driving on CA’s Pacific Coast Highway in the Pacific Palisades
Ray Dennis Steckler Has Passed
One of the most unique filmmaking careers imaginable has come to a permanent end
Troubling Questions About LAND OF THE DEAD, HIGH TENSION, the Box Office Slump…and You!
We have a new Romero movie out, LAND OF THE DEAD, that had a disappointing opening, followed by a precipitous 74 percent drop in its second week of release
PRISONER 489
A nifty exercise in old school horror by the inimitable Joe R. Lansdale
PARASITE
This novel, the first in Ira Grant’s “Parasitology” trilogy, boasts a riveting Cronenbergian premise and is a definite page-turner (and has a very striking cover design)
WHAT FEARS BECOME
The third and (thus far) strongest anthology of stories, poetry and artwork culled from www.thehorrorzine.com
ORGY OF THE DEAD
A heretofore impossible-to-find Ed Wood novel that has the same mind-roasting charge as his “best” movies