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The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts Us

The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts Us

Frankenstein’s Creature was never truly monstrous. He was unloved. That is what makes him terrifying—because we recognise him. In every rejected child, in every voiceless woman, in every silenced scream in the night, we see something of ourselves. That is Shelley’s genius. That is her horror. And that is why, … The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts UsRead more

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Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novel

Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novel

Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novel about survival, secrets, and strange creatures in the Australian outback A visceral debut eco-horror novel about survival, secrets, and strange creatures in the Australian outback Wolverine Frogs, the debut horror novel from Australian author Holly Scott, is now available in print and digital … Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novelRead more

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The Captive by Kit Burgoyne, A satirical anti-capitalist horror debut for fans of Rosemary’s Baby!

The Captive by Kit Burgoyne, A satirical anti-capitalist horror debut for fans of Rosemary’s Baby!

The Captive by Kit Burgoyne, A satirical anti-capitalist horror debut for fans of Rosemary’s Baby! From a new voice in horror comes a satirical Rosemary’s Baby for our conspiratorial present in which anti-capitalist activists unwittingly unleash staggering demonic forces when they kidnap a pregnant heiress.  Man Booker Prize longlisted author Ned Beauman … The Captive by Kit Burgoyne, A satirical anti-capitalist horror debut for fans of Rosemary’s Baby!Read more

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Shapeshifting in Suburbia: How Bisexuality Made My Monsters

Shapeshifting in Suburbia: How Bisexuality Made My Monsters

Shapeshifting in Suburbia: How Bisexuality Made My Monsters by Em Reed The oppressive sense of alienation and dread doesn’t come from the fear of invaders in this case, but the stultifying suburban setting that enforces conformity and tries to root out the changeable, the unexpected, the strange… for the sake … Shapeshifting in Suburbia: How Bisexuality Made My MonstersRead more

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My Unforgettable Experience at Scares That Cares: Authorcon V by Kit Power

My Unforgettable Experience at Scares That Cares: Authorcon V by Kit Power

Scares That Cares: Authorcon V – Trip Report Because I was attending with Stephen Kozenewski (author and publisher of my latest novella Millionaires Day), I got the gold standard STC experience, and that started with our arrival on the Wednesday evening, a whole 24 hours before the ‘Spirited Giving’ pre-show … My Unforgettable Experience at Scares That Cares: Authorcon V by Kit PowerRead more

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Top 5 Punk Rock Horror Movies You Must Watch, By The Frightclub Podcast

Top 5 Punk Rock Horror Movies You Must Watch, By The Frightclub Podcast

There is a chaotic energy, a violence to punk rock that makes it a perfect score to horror. Like horror, punk frightens. It upsets the status quo, that’s its whole purpose. It’s inspired a lot of filmmakers and a lot of movies: Uncle Peckerhead, Class of 1984, Driller Killer and more. But … Top 5 Punk Rock Horror Movies You Must Watch, By The Frightclub PodcastRead more

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Destry Allyn Spielberg’s Directorial Debut: Please Don’t Feed the Children, Premieres Friday, June 27 

Destry Allyn Spielberg’s Directorial Debut: Please Don’t Feed the Children, Premieres Friday, June 27 

TUBI ACQUIRES DESTRY ALLYN SPIELBERG’S FEATURE DIRECTORIAL DEBUT HORROR THRILLER “PLEASE DON’T FEED THE CHILDREN” The Tubi Original Starring Michelle Dockery and Giancarlo Esposito  Premieres Friday, June 27  Tubi (www.tubi.tv), Fox Corporation’s (NASDAQ: FOXA, FOX) ad-supported video-on-demand service, today announced it has acquired as a Tubi Original Film the horror … Destry Allyn Spielberg’s Directorial Debut: Please Don’t Feed the Children, Premieres Friday, June 27 Read more

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Has the soundtrack to the 1987 film The Lost Boys stood the test of time?

Has the soundtrack to the 1987 film The Lost Boys stood the test of time?

Thesis: Has the soundtrack to the 1987 film The Lost Boys stood the test of time? Method: Eh. Watch the film a couple of times and listen to the relevant tracks? Maybe? That’s sounds good, right? Discussion: Full disclosure, here: I am a metal head. Pop music doesn’t really do … Has the soundtrack to the 1987 film The Lost Boys stood the test of time?Read more

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Cover Reveal: Anthony Watson’s: The Laws of Horror. An Exploration of The Books of Stephen Laws.

Cover Reveal: Anthony Watson’s: The Laws of Horror. An Exploration of The Books of Stephen Laws.

“At the forefront of his field, Stephen Laws shows us horror’s most valuable function – the use of great darkness to point up and define, in spectacular fashion, that which is truly humane.” — STEPHEN GALLAGHER Cover Reveal: Anthony Watson’s: The Laws of Horror. An Exploration of The Books of … Cover Reveal: Anthony Watson’s: The Laws of Horror. An Exploration of The Books of Stephen Laws.Read more