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  • Adrian Halen

    Horrornews.net is a popular Horror Genre site. HNN is a full featured Horror resource that focuses on News, Upcoming Horror Film Releases, Reviews, Articles, Interviews, Art, Trailers and Industry Features. Adrian Halen is HNN's lead reviewer with over a decade of reviews under his belt HNN is aimed at providing one of the Top resources for the film and book reviews to consumers by covering a large spectrum of Horror titles combined with Cult films, Asian Horror and Extreme Underground Films.

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  • Dave Dreher

    A life long fan of horror I have had the privilege of working with horror legend Tom Savini for the last 15 years. I have also done web work for Dick Smith and Vincent Guastini. The last 5 years or so I have been the lead writer and reviewer for HOUSE OF HORRORS and am now proud to be lead reporter here at HNN..
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  • Doc Rotten

    Doc Rotten, film critic for HorrorNews.Net, is also the host of the Official HorrorNews.Net Podcast, the Monster Movie Podcast and Shock Treatment: The American Horror Story Fan Podcast. Read more from Doc Rotten at DocRotten.com, Facebook and Twitter.

  • Janel Spiegel

    My name is Janel and I have been writing since second grade when I was first published. I previously wrote for RealityShack.com and many other magazines and newspapers. Writing is in my heart, soul, and blood! I do interviews, film reviews, event reviews, and more for HORRORNEWS.NET and TheValleyLedger.com I graduated with National Honors Society. I was the Associate Editor of the college newspaper. I earned a Publishing award and plan to keep writing. I graduated college. "May your nightmares inspire you." @butterflyjms

  • Jonathan Stryker

  • Joseph Perry

    Joseph Perry’s formative years were spent watching classic monster movies and TV series, Bob Wilkins’ "Creature Features" and Roy Shires’ Big Time Wrestling; reading Gold Key, Dell, and Charlton comics; and writing mimeographed newsletters about the original "Planet of the Apes" film and TV series. More recently, he has written for "Filmfax" magazine, is the foreign correspondent for the "Horror News Radio" podcast, and is a regular contributing writer to "Phantom of the Movies’s VideoScope" magazine, occasionally proudly co-writing articles with his son Cohen Perry, who is a film critic in his own right. A former northern Californian and Oregonian, Joseph has been teaching, writing, and living in South Korea since 2008.

  • Mike Cadaver

    Mike has been an avid horror enthusiast for most of his life. As a child, he was forced to sneak out late to watch his favorite horror movies and pray his mommy and daddy didn't catch him. Now, although on the outside he looks like a well-adjusted husband and father with a day job, mortgage, and appearances to keep up, he still relishes the late nights he spends by himself watching horror movies. In his spare time, Mike hosts The Corpse Cast Podcast, and works with an internet Horror Channel called Zom-Bee TV

  • Mike Joy

    HorrorNews.net Manager. Located in New Jersey. I've been with HNN since it's creation in 2008. Responsibilities: managing talent, acquisitions, new programs, website strategizing, celebrity interviews, public relations, the paranormal column, “Unexplained Confidential”, and more. unexplainedconfidential.blogspot.com

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  • Nigel Honeybone

    "Rondo Award Winner Nigel Honeybone's debut was as Hamlet's dead father, portraying him as a tall posh skeleton. This triumph was followed in Richard III, as the remains of a young prince which he interpreted as a tall posh skeleton. He began attracting starring roles. Henry VIII was scaled down to suit Honeybone's very personalised view of this famous king. Honeybone suggested that perhaps he really was quite skeletal, quite tall, and quite posh. MacBeth, Shylock and Othello followed, all played as tall, skeletal and posh, respectively. Considering his reputation for playing tall English skeletons, many believed that the real Honeybone inside to be something very different, like a squat hunchback perhaps. Interestingly enough, Honeybone did once play a squat hunchback, but it was as a tall posh skeleton. But he was propelled into the film world when, in Psycho (1960), he wore women's clothing for the very first time. The seed of an idea was planted and, after working with director Ed Wood for five years, he realised the unlimited possibilities of tall posh skeletons who dressed in women's clothing. He went on to wear women's clothing in thirteen major motion pictures, including the Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) and Star Wars (1977), heartbreaking as the remains of Aunt Beru. With the onslaught of special effects came the demise of real actors in these sorts of roles. After modeling for CGI skeletons in Total Recall (1990) and Toys (1992), the only possible step forward for a tall posh skeleton was television, imparting his knowledge and expertise of the arts. As well as writing for the world's best genre news website HORROR NEWS, Nigel Honeybone also presents the finest examples of B-grade horror on THE SCHLOCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW seen every Saturday night on Australia's Foxtel Aurora Channel 173." (Fantales candy wrapper)

  • The Black Saint

    Those of you who don't know of The Black Saint & have yet to commit yourselves to him body, mind & soul will find yourselves in a most uncomfortable position when my army of acolytes is complete & ready to wreak havok upon this pitiful blue ball we live on. Oh, I really like horror movies as well & will take on all comers in a horror trivia contest. Bring it on!
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  • Ab Normal

  • Ace Jordan

  • AJ Taysom

  • Alan Bright

  • Alex DiVincenzo

    Find me on the internet: Website, Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Google+, Last.FM, Flickr, YouTube, IMDB, AbsolutePunk, Email

  • Hasena Ali

  • Amanda Flanigan

    Mother, wife, photographer, freelance writer, zombie killer and demon hunter. Horror movie fanatic, gamer girl & geeky geek living in the hills of West Virginia. Trying to make it through this crazy thing called life with as low of a body count as possible.

  • Amber Keller

  • Andrew Hawnt

    As well as Horrornews.net, Andrew is a comic book writer, author, screenwriter and metalhead. His ranting has appeared in POWERPLAY ROCK AND METAL MAGAZINE, SCREAM Magazine, DOCTOR WHO ADVENTURES and the JUDGE DREDD MEGAZINE. He is the author of books such as VHS ATE MY BRAIN, BAGGED AND BOARDED and other titles. Andrew lives in Nottingham, UK. You can find him on Twitter as @andrewhawnt

  • Andrew Moller

  • Andy Barkworth

  • Angel Van Croft


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  • Anthony Calvitti

    Anthony Calvitti has been a horror fan since early childhood, spending his Saturday afternoons watching old Hammer and Amicus movies on television. Anthony is a musician and has released two hard rock albums with his band, Alchemy. He also is a producer of independent horror shorts and films. Some of his upcoming projects include, "As They Continue to Fall" with the writer, C. Robert Cargill (Sinister) and "Kiss the Devil in the Dark" starring actor Doug Jones.

  • Anthony M. Caro

    Anthony M. Caro is the author of the acclaimed horror anthology Tragedy Man. He’s also written the essay collection Universal Monsters & Neurotics: Children of the Night and Their Hang-Ups and the sci-fi noir novelette Why is Cal Drawing Stick Figures at 3 AM in the 22nd Century? All three are available at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/author/anthonycaro A professional freelance writer for 15 years, Anthony Caro has published articles and essays in Cult Movies, Mad Scientist, Rue Morgue, Scary Monsters, Pop Matters, Comic Book Historians, Cinema Scholars, and more. As a former indie radio producer, he also lends his talents to the independent film world. Some time ago, he worked in development for Fortress Features, the company behind The Collector films.

  • Anton Cancre

    Anton Cancre is one of those rotting, pus-filled thingies on the underside of humanity that your mother always warned you about. He has oozed symbolic word-farms onto the pages of DEAD SOULS, THE GHOST IS THE MACHINE and D.O.A. II as well as continuing to vomit his oh-so-astute literary opinions, random thoughts and nonsense at antoncancre.blogspot.com and evisceratingpen.wordpress.com. No, he will most definitely not watch your pet shoggoth this weekend, but he is interested in taking that new brain case for a spin through the cosmos.
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  • AnythingHorrorScott

    Lover of all things horror & especially love the indie horror scene!!

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  • Austin Hinderliter

  • Baron Craze

  • Ben French

  • Ben Lucas

  • Ben Spurling

  • Benny Magic

    I am an enormous fan of all things horror. My first clear horror movie memory is 1990 remake of Night Of The Living Dead. I was nine and couldn't sleep for (at least) a week! As of now, my favorite movie is Martyrs 2007- hands down. I like films on the extreme side, but not Green Elephant or Maria Dora type of extreme. By trade I am a metal guitarist, so writing reviews is a new venture for me. I'm just a hardcore fan who wants to share opinions with other hardcore fans.

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  • Bill Burke

    Bill Burke is the author of the horror novel, Voodoo Child, Book One: Zombie Uprising, which has gotten rave reviews from The Columbia Review of Books and Film, Horrornews.net, Horrorpalace.com and won the Hungry Monster Book Award. His print articles have appeared in Fangoria and Videoscope Magazine. In the world of television he was the Producer and occasional screenwriter on the Cinemax series Forbidden Science, Lingerie and Sin City Diaries and was creator and director of the Destination America paranormal Series Hauntings and Horrors. He also created and directed the campy Canadian paranormal series Creepy Canada. He lives in Toronto and is currently busy writing Voodoo Child, Book Two as well as more articles and reviews for horrornews.net.

  • Bob Brinkman

    Bob Brinkman is an entertainment professional with 4,558 shows at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. He has produced 4 compilation CDs for charity (the Lafitte's Return series) and co-produced another (Circle). Besides being a contributor to HorrorNews.net he is a sometimes contributor to OSRToday.com, Unfilmable.net, and Films of High Adventure. In his spare (Hah!) he is a writer for GP Adventures and has just recently written for Goodman Games. The founder/director of "Marooned", Bob continues to appear at venues across the country. In 2015 he was a Renaissance Magazine "Top 100" honoree. Currently he is writing and preparing to record the soundtrack for the latest project of Ernie Gygax.

  • Bob Lawrence

  • Brad Wilke

  • Brendan Knapp

  • Brian E. Niskala


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  • Brian Wykes

  • Bruce Kooken


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  • Bryony Copnall

  • Caitlin Huggins

    Caitlin, an English graduate searching for purpose in a chaotic millennial world, has adored horror movies since the days of VHS and movie rental stores. When not watching delightfully tasteless horror, she enjoys weaving her own through the dated method of short storytelling. One day, if enough suitable virgins are sacrificed, she hopes to be published and continue spreading the gorrific love.

  • Cara Madison

  • Carlos Cadaver

  • Cenobite Dave


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  • Charles Cochran

  • Charles Schmidt

  • Charleston Picou

  • Chase Will

  • Chris Disario

  • Chris Jacques

  • MadisonFilmGuy

    MadisonFilmGuy has been a lifelong film buff and got his start as a “professional” writer selling movie reviews to his hometown newspaper, The Fond du Lac Reporter. Though a fan of movies of every genre, he is particularly fanatical about horror film and has become a collector of classic horror film memorabilia. He counts as one of his most memorable movie moments receiving an unexpected telephone call from director Stuart Gordon while actually watching Gordon’s modern cult classic, "Re-Animator". You can read other reviews and movie essays at his personal film blog, www.madisonfilmguy.com .

  • Rev Horror

    Rev Horror write for his own website as well at

    www.thehorrorrevolution.com

    . He's a purveyor of all things filthy, and loves extreme cinema and horror in general. Come check him out at his own website, or follow on Twitter

    @TheHorrorRev

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    Facebook

    !

  • Christy Lou Sturman

  • Christy Lou

    creator and designer of Dolls and Dead Things

  • Robyn Church

  • Colette

  • Corpse Burger

  • Craig McGee


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  • Creepy Jeffy

  • Daileas Duclo

    My name is Daileas Duclo, I have an MA in history from the University of Akron and a Bachelors in Arts and Sciences from Texas Tech University. I have published numerous articles involving historical events, mythology and legends with the Times Bulletin. I have also published four collections of poetry the first being entitled “My Ghoulish Love Affair” the second entitled “The Search”, the third I penned as “Find Yourself a New Prophet” and my latest collection I entitled “In the Land of Scorpions”, all of which, are available on Amazon. I have long been interested in the realm of horror, my first forays into the genre came in the form of literature at a very young age when I was exposed to the works of such writers as Robert Louis Stevenson, Edgar Allen Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, R.L. Stine, H.G. Wells, Bram Stoker, Mary Shelley, and their eventual successors Stephen King, Jack Ketchum, and Clive Barker. I stepped further into the realm of the macabre when I began re-watching a series of films that terrified me as a young boy, but fascinated me in my teenage years, New Line Cinema’s own Nightmare on Elm Street. I currently serve as station manager for Totally Driven Entertainment Radio, where I host my own show The Bareback Facts, which deals with religion, politics, history, biographies, mythology, and legends. I also cohost a weekly sports show with the station Straight Football Talk. While I am a man with many interests, horror has and always will hold a large piece of my heart. I look forward to adding a few more nightmares to the memory reels of all you lovely readers and I do hope you’ll join me for a scream or two.

  • Damien Riley

  • Dan Royer


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  • Daniel Arboria

  • Dan Kappa

    An Australian comedian, raised on 80s action flicks and raunchy British comedies, Dan watched his first horror at age 12 and never looked back. An avid fan of the gory, the quirky, the twisted and the comical, Dan enjoys nothing more than a warm cup of coffee and a severed head (or two) bouncing on his TV screen. Favourite films: Army of Darkness, Tucker & Dale vs Evil, Dead Alive and Bambi.

  • Daniel Davidson-Amadi

  • Daniel King

  • Daniel K

    Since his early days Daniel has been a great lover of horror, the sick and the twisted. Daniel has been involved in front of the camera and has majored in film studies at university with a keen focus on the horror genre.

  • Dave Gammon

  • David Anthony

  • David Boyle

    A versatile and diversified writer, David Boyle has written three short story collections, published by independent presses. His most recent compilation is Truth Hurts (Adelaide Books, 2018). Five of his stories have been adapted to film. In 2014 four stories from his book Abandoned in the Dark (Dark Ink, an imprint of AM Ink Publishing, 2012) were made into a feature-length anthology film of the same name. Though he earned his readership by writing reality-based dark fiction, Boyle has gained a reputation for literary stories, essays, articles, aphorisms, reviews, interviews, analyses, travel writing, reportage, and poems, a good number of which have appeared in both print and online magazines as well as in anthologies. Discover David Boyle

  • David Coen

  • David Krause

  • David Ondechek

  • David L Tamarin

    David L Tamarin is a writer, script-writer, actor, and attorney. He writes dark sick fiction, and he writes about unpleasant non-fiction topics such as true crime, necrophilia, and more.

  • Deckard Croix

  • Demonica Vansant

    Demonica Vansant burst onto the scene in late 2010 doing local shows in her hometown singing ( screaming ) and entertaining people at local venues for 5+ years now, she has become somewhat of a underground diva locally. Demonica use to run and moderate a review blog titled The Trash Compactor and has several screenplay is varying degrees of development. Demonica Vansant has had small roles in several independent films over the years including the yet unreleased GUTTER TRAMP MASSACRE... Demonica is currently filming LITTLE PIGS in her hometown of Des Moines , IA with local film director Tim C. Thompson ( of the documentry SHAKEN ) and has a online review show in the works with Mr. Thompson as well ( Welcome To My Pantry ! ) Ms. Vansant has an affinity for sleazy tasteless cinema and considers " Gutter Films " to be a lost art. Demonica is always looking for film projects to be involved in and loves to chat it up on her Facebook page or via email ..drop her a line sometime and enjoy!!!

  • Deyandra

    Published a mystery/thriller titled 'Faithful' about a small town sheriff hunting a child abductor that seems connected to the local church and it's eccentric pastor.

  • Deyandra Williams

  • Doctor Macabre

  • Douglas Rowe

  • Douglas Owen

    Big Horror fan, I sculpt and create creatures as a hobby. Love films etc...

  • Dr Blood

  • Dr. Acula

  • Dr. Chris

  • Dr. Gorehound

  • Drew Beard

  • Ed Asbury

  • Edward Owen

  • Elizabeth Gideon

  • Evan Gosnell

  • Fivehands

  • Fritz

  • Gail Spencer

  • Garet Payne

  • Gavin

  • George Andrade

    George Andrade wrote the book & lyrics to "AIRS - A Rock Opera" by Brockmann/Andrade (Fencesound Music) as well the concept & lyrics to "Back From Being Gone" for the progressive metal band The ANABASIS (10T Records). He is also the lyricist for Norwegian rock/metal vocalist and songwriter Pellek. Besides reviewing novels for Horrornews.net, he has reviewed albums by such progressive bands as Mars Hollow, Shadow Circus and Relocator for ProgArchives.com, and has provided critical readings of screenplays for independent, produced writers such as Sean Ryan. George is listed in the Locus Magazine author's index, and has been an artist-in-residence for Very Special Arts Rhode Island where he taught screenwriting at Dorcas Place in Providence, whose mission is to assist low-income adults in realizing their full potential through literacy, employment, advocacy and community involvement. He also wrote, produced and directed the short film “Supports" for Vision Cable in Pawtucket, RI, which won a RI Cable Award for “Best Entertainment/Variety” in 1992. When George was last in the "private sector" (where they expect results), he managed the Children's, Teen, Family & Childcare and Education Department at Barnes & Noble in Middletown, RI.

  • George Pacheco

  • Glenn Macleod

  • Gray Underwood

  • Great White

  • Guest

  • Guest Writer

  • Hack Johnson

  • Heather Turley

  • Holly Quinn

  • Ian Shone

  • J.R. Grimes

    J.R. Grimes hails from the seedy underworld of Milwaukee's North shore, where anyone named "Betty" or "Muffy" was *truly* scary, but he's now living in South Florida. These days, nothing scares him, even though he's haunted by golf-playing retirees daily. Go ahead, and try to scare him. We dare you. J.R.'s focus is on the strange, the weird, the paranormal and the occult. If you have a book along these lines you'd like to have reviewed, send it his way.

  • James Patrick Riser

  • Jane Nightshade

  • Jasmine Bechard

  • Jay Alan


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  • Jay Decay

  • Jay Kay

  • Jayson Maynerd

  • Jeff Colebank

    Jeff is currently attending Colorado State University studying Journalism and Technical Communication. His first horror film memory is watching The Shinning with his Grandma when he was 7 years old.

  • Jeff Mohr

    Jeff is a long time horror fan whose first remembered encounter with the genre (after The Wizard of Oz) was watching the first broadcast of The Twilight Zone episode, “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.” After losing his way in the 80’s, he then made the mistake of “growing up” in the 90’s and the 00’s. He eventually saw the error in his ways, and while he qualifies as an old fart, he now strives to be an “Old Boy.” And as Robert Bloch frequently said, “… I really have the heart of a small boy. I keep it in a jar on my desk.” Jeff lives smack dab in the middle of a corn field in central Iowa where his constant vigilance is your first line of defense against the Children of the Corn. He also writes reviews for Horrornews.net and Gruesome Magazine.

  • Jemma Strain

  • Jenn Loring

  • Jesse

  • Jesse Lemke

  • The Swineherder

    My mom was watching Jaws the night she went into labor with me. Nuff said.

  • Jessica Brown

  • Jessica Hubinek

    Growing up in the 80’s and 90’s with two older brothers my horror indoctrination began at a very young age. I can remember being six years old and watching my very first truly scary horror flick, A Nightmare on Elm Street. There was no turning back after this. This quickly evolved into not just a love of horror movies, but a fervor to read as many horror novels as I could get my hands on. When I was ten years old I started reading Stephen King and I was forever hooked. I am, to this day, still a “constant reader” of King’s work. I'm a former librarian and currently work in IT, but write for horror websites and short horror fiction in my spare time. Originally a Chicago suburbanite I still identify as a mid-westerner, but currently live in Connecticut with my husband and two dogs.

  • Jessie Lilley

  • Joanna Rose

    Hello!! My name is Joanna Rose, and I have a lot of jobs. First off, I am a reviewer/do convention coverage for Horrornews.net. Second, I am an actress for Fear Fair, Indiana's scariest haunted attraction in Seymour, Indiana. Third, I work for Fastenal Company in part time support. I love reading, writing, and watching horror movies. I collect disturbing/foreign/cult/horror movies, and love horror memoribilia.

  • Joe Hohler III

  • Joel Harley

    Lunatic, lover, poet.

    Obsessed fan of everything horror, Batman and Queen (the band). Lover of Lovecraft, passionate writer, heavy drinker and idiot.

  • John Clements

    John Clements: Contributor to Horrornews.net

  • John Evans

  • John Gugie

  • John Miles

  • John Mulvaney

  • John Noonan

  • John Rizo

  • John Trotman

  • Johnny Macabre

  • Jonathan Clode

    Jonathan Clode is a comic writer from Wales. His work includes the meta-fictional monster movie Fire-Beast comics, co-editor and writer for the Eisner nominated WWI anthology To End All Wars, and runs the All Is Not Well - comics about care website. When not doing all of that he watches an obscene amount of horror movies.

  • Jonathan A Moody

    Jonathan A. Moody- Radio show host of 2 shows: The Independent Corner and Frights of the Round Table. Filmmaker and owner of the production company Sick Flick Productions. And Lover of all things horror. Especially Slashers, Werewolves, and Vampires. Twitter- @JonathanMoody Facebook.com/Jonathan.A.Moody The Independent Corner http://www.blogtalkradio.com/JonathanMoody Frights of the Roundtable http://www.blogtalkradio.com/frightsoftheroundtable

  • John Townsend

  • Joseph Muldoon-Hall

  • Josh Darling

    Writer, film maker, cartoonist, born again atheist, horror, art house, cult and B-movie enthusiast Josh Darling divides his time between writing fiction, painting water colors from his nightmares, drawing cartoons and being a dad. Josh grew up On Long Island but as an adult he "kicked around" most of America --sometimes homeless. He currently divides his time between his home in Tampa and traveling to New York, New England and southern California.

  • Josh Hair

  • Josh Obershaw

  • Joshua Rohn

    Josh is an award-winning filmmaker and writer. You can check out some of his movies and podcasts on his YouTube page.

  • Justin Passick

    Justin Passick lives in the frozen wastes of Michigan where he spends his time enamored with all forms of pop-culture. When not writing he has been known as a handyman, security guard, cable access TV Personality, lawn care specialist, and he once observed a ninja urinating in a public park. His opinions on anything and everything can be found on cosmicsparky.blogspot.com

  • Kalem Klub

  • Kamyelle Powell

    My Love of all things Horror began at a very young age and continued on threw my adolescence and into adult hood. Where I found sanctuary with a great publications known as Serial Killer Magazine where I continue to have a working relationship and occasionally put out new work. Right now I am currently going to school for Special Effects Make-Up and have returned to the Horror News Family.

  • Karen Brundage

  • Kasey

  • Kate

  • Kate Neary

    I am playing devil's advocate. I am online very late at night. I enjoy writing, drawing, thinking and tabletop games. Caution: I cheat at monopoly. Find me on Twitter @cthinema

  • Kenny King

  • Kevin Nickelson

  • Killion


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  • Kirk13

  • Kuba Grzeca

  • Lea Lawrynowicz

  • Leo Godin

    Leo Godin is a writer and music lover. His stories twist and pull your emotions like a like a six-year-old eating a half-melted Sugar Daddy. Learn more about his stories and musical tastes at leogodin.net

  • cinefemale

    Lover of blood, sex, violence and all things dirty. I’m a current film student at the University of Toronto, working on my specialist Honors B.A. in Cinema Studies aka. I’m a slave to academia. My love of horror is broad and expansive but my primary interests concern feminist ideology and representations in horror as well as East Asian horror (Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, etc.) Writer behind cinefemale.com.

  • Lizzie Duncan

  • Lord Loren

  • Mistress Misery

  • Lyn Harder

  • Marisa Mirabal

    Hailing from the Lone Star State, Marisa is a cinephile who possesses a zeal for horror, Halloween, and playing her records backward more times than she probably should. Her love for the macabre and creature features can be traced back to the video store aisles of the late '80s. She is also a contributing writer for Birth.Movies.Death., /Film, Collider, and The Austin Chronicle.

  • Mary Parker

  • Matt Elliott

  • Matt Ferraz

  • Matt Hudson

  • Matthew Politi

  • Matthew Skenyon

  • MEL

  • Rio

  • Melissa Voelker

  • MC from Chrichtonsworld

    They used to call me a walking film encyclopedia. Not sure if that is still true. But I am very passionate about film and so much more. Come and visit me to read my ramblings about all kinds of things. Embrace your passions, only then will you truly feel alive! http://www.chrichtonsworld.com/

  • Michael Fromm

  • Michael Grise

  • Michael Juvinall

  • Michael McNeely

  • Michelle Humphrey

  • Michelle Morbid

    A purveyor of all things sick, twisted, and evil, Michelle Morbid is here to show you just how creepy the craft fair can be. She's a life long lover of all things horror, and she's not ashamed to push up her nerd glasses and tell you all about her favorite frights.

  • Michelle Swope

    Michelle is a Contributing writer for Horrornews.net, Dread Central, Nightmarish Conjurings and HorrorGeekLife.com. She loves indie horror, pastel hair color and cats. You can follow her on Twitter @RedheadfromMars.

  • Mike Breiburg

  • Mike Philbin

  • Mikey Rots

  • Monster Matt

  • Moondog Mackey

    Moondog Mackey lives in the swamps of South Jersey. I am a nerd for the show Doctor Who and have been since the 4th Doctor in the early 80s. I am also a geek for British comedy, all kinds of movies, with the horror and science fiction genres in particular. I am also a fan of 80s cartoons, retro toys from the 70s, and a major fan of traveling all over the globe. I believe that Han Solo shot first and there was a second shooter on the Grassy Knoll.

  • Marek Zacharkiw

  • Nathan Erdel

  • Nathan Wyckoff

  • NecroMagickal


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  • Nicholas Olsen

    Nicholas Olsen is a journalist operating out of Toronto, Ontario. He has held a passion for horror movies ever since his father showed him A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors back in the late 90s. Since then he's been devouring films whenever he can, using his background in writing to appreciate the arts on a critical level.

  • Niina Doherty

  • Nolen Boe

  • Paul William

    Former film student. Current Journalism/Writing Undergraduate. Works in one of the few remaining Video Shops on the planet. Lives, breathes and eats film.

  • Peter Schwotzer

  • Phil Hickes

  • Phil Russell

  • Piper Morgan

    Piper Morgan has a tendency to be obsessive and compulsive about many different interests before they bore her to death and she moves on to something else. She has tried her hand at everything from poetry and erotica to fiction and horror and has been published in Strange, Weird, and Wonderful Magazine, Blood Bound Books, Pill Hill Press, and Cleis Press.

  • Professor Fiendy


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  • Ray Palen

  • Ray Van Horn

  • Rebecca Brown

  • Renee Huff

  • Richard Sopko

    Central NJ based pop culture writer. Pedagogue of trash culture and vice. He has the appearance of an Edward Gorey drawn scarecrow on his way to a funeral. Click here to go to Facebook Click here to go to Instagram Posts about cult films and book collecting. Give a follow!

  • Rob Criswell

  • Rob DiLauro

  • Rob Dimension

  • Rob Getz

    Rob Getz was born poor and ugly in rural Michigan to a horror fanatic father and an incredibly good sport of a mother. He and his younger siblings spent countless weekend evenings ushered off in their pajamas by their parents to a local drive-in movie theater, where they were assured to be completely unconscious before the opening credits of the second film were finished rolling. Rob vaguely recalls these blurred images launching such classics as Ridley Scott's "Alien" and "The Changeling" through drooping eyelids. As he became older, he took the initiative nobody else in the Getz household had the moxie nor the energy to attempt and learned how to program their antiquated V.C.R. to record heavily edited horror films from one of the four available channels. Without these nocturnal bootlegs, there would have been no youthful introduction to the likes of "Re-Animator" or "Eraserhead." Rob wanted to be a part of this twisted universe from those days forward, regardless of the role he played. The tiniest, most insignificant cog in a machine is truly happy if it adores the machine. Even a critic.

  • Robert Pethick

  • Robert Richards

  • Ross Peterson

  • Ryan McCary

  • Ryan Mudd

    Ryan is a pop culture guy with geek flag to fly. He is the author of Celluloid Dreams & HD Nightmares: Experiences of a Modern Movie Goer. He enjoys reviewing movies and spending time with his wife and son at their home in Oregon.

  • Rylee Edgar

  • Ryne Barber

    Along with doing reviews for HorrorNews.net, Ryne also writes for his own horror blog The Moon is a Dead World (http://www.themoonisadeadworld.net).

  • Sara Castles

  • Sarah Treanor

  • Scarlett OTerror

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  • Sean Leonard

    Sean is an established punk rock drummer, a just-starting-but-already published fiction writer, a passable horror movie actor (by actor, we mean extra), and, of course, a horror writer/reviewer. But more than any of that, he's a fan at heart. If you watch a horror movie with him, he'll drive you crazy connecting actors and writers and directors to other actors and writers and directors. He lives in Kentucky with his horror-loving wife, his soon-to-be horror loving stepson (he has such sights to show him...once he gets older), and his dogs who could go either way on most horror movies, and yes, he does recognize that he is one lucky s.o.b.

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    Horror movies have always been my favorite genre. I started watching horror movies at a very young age, even if it was just on regular television. The earliest horror movie I remember seeing was The Amityville Horror (1979) at the age of 9 years old.

  • Shawn Schmidt

    Horror fan since I was a child and never stopped loving it. You can follow more of my insanity on my Twitter Account

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  • Si Barnes

    Ever since his older brothers tricked him into watching films that induced nights, weeks or months of bad dreams, Si has loved watching scary films. Over the years, the nightmares have become less frequent whereas his passion for the spooky has only grown stronger. When he’s not watching horror films, he can be found teaching music to children or writing about food on his blog: http://howcanyoueatthatcrap.tumblr.com.

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  • Stephie

    I am a former Marvel Entertainment web-editorial Intern, Writer, strange girl, movie lover, gamer and cat lady. I write reviews for another horror website, macabremansion.com. I'm also currently an Editorial Assistant and Writer for Database Trends and Applications covering the tech world. Previously I was a staff writer for a weekly northern NJ newspaper where I covered two municipalities and school districts, I covered events for eventsnetwork.com and freelanced for a weekly NJ newspaper. I am intrigued by international horror, The Twilight Zone, The Doctor, zombies, psychological thrillers, science fiction and fantasy. I am also occasionally a photographer and an art and music enthusiast. I love wookies, the TARDIS, lady GaGa, hello kitty, legos, cartoons & anime, sushi, sleep, halloween, and comics/graphic novels & books... Follow my quirky ramblings @: twitter.com/elusiveillusion

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  • T-hom

    T-hom works mostly as a film and video Editor, and also utilizes his skills as a a Director, Producer, and Key Grip. His Favorite horror filmmakers are David Cronenberg, Wes Craven, John Carpenter, with a special mention to Frank Darabont for his work on "The Mist" (2007). Find me here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3364306/

  • T. Reed

    T. Reed is a lifelong horror and science fiction fan who has worked in different aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. He is currently a composer/music producer at TAO X Productions and an artist/writer at City Beast Studio.

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  • Thersa Matsuura

    I've been living in a small Japanese fishing town for the last twenty years. Here I research, translate and write about Japanese folklore, superstitions, and mythical creatures. A collection of these stories -- A Robe of Feathers and Other Stories -- was published by Counterpoint LLC. Charles de Lint called A Robe "truly a unique collection that suits no easy categorization except that of excellence."

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  • Tiffany Apan

    Tiffany Apan is an award winning and acclaimed independent recording artist along with being a stage/film actress, producer, and writer. You can find more about her at her Official Website , Web Blog, MySpace , Twitter , and Facebook . She can also be found on IMDb and her music releases on CDBaby along with iTunes, Amazon, and other digital retailers. She also writes for the publication, Rogue Cinema in addition Horrornews.net . She is also responsible for starting up the Music's Underworld Webzine and it's sister site, Heaven Sounds.

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  • Todd Crawford

    Hey, my name is Todd Crawford and I am the author of the Constellations series. I am also planning to write more books, and hopefully work on some graphic novels and films along the way! Horror has affected my life since the young age of eight, and I am glad to be on this very site making my own contributions to the genre. Feel free to check me and my books out on my Amazon page, or my Facebook at /ToddCrawfordBooks ! If you would like me to review your Horror book, please request me in a submissions email to submissions@horrornews.net

  • Todd Martin

    Todd Martin grew up in Irvington, a small town in Kentucky. Thanks to his mother, father, and favorite uncle he started watching horror films at a very young age and has been a horror geek ever since. He is basically a walking encyclopedia of horror flicks (especially the 80’s slashers), comic books, and pro wrestling, and has been writing for the biggest majority of his life.

    His first book, Nightmare Tales was published in 2006 and he has had several short stories published in several collections. He and his wife Trish published their book “The Gardener,” a horror novel that is a throwback to the slasher films of the 80’s in 2011 and he is working on a collection of short horror stories When he isn’t reviewing movies and books or doing interviews for Horrornews.net he has been known to act from time to time as he has appeared in a handful of low budget horror films. He also enjoys writing screenplays and enjoys making movies as well. He wrote the segment “Angel” which appeared in the 2004 film “Tales from the Grave 2: Happy Holidays!” which was produced and directed by Stephanie Beaton, and recently appeared in Tim Ritter’s film “Deadly Dares: Truth or Dare 4.”. He resides in Kentucky with his wife Trish, their cat Buffy, and their wiener dog, Cujo

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  • Trent Wilkie

    Trent Wilkie is a writer/journalist/performer in Edmonton Alberta, Canada. Trent has written for CBC Radio (The Irrelevant Show), See Magazine, NinjaVideo.net, FFWD Magazine and is currently a content writer for Smearballs and Horrornews.net. Trent is also a member of Mostly Water Theatre (www.mostlywatertheatre.com), a sketch comedy troupe that has been dubbed as ” a perfect mix of boneheadedness and sophistication”. He has also been a wilderness canoe guide for close to ten years and considers the deep dark woods a therapy that only comes at the cost of comfort. When not being overwhelmingly eclectic, Trent likes to relax while watching horror movies.

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  • Valeska

    Hailing from the Great White North, Valeska is a freelance writer and zombie enthusiast who balances a passion for maple syrup with a love for blood. She spends her time devouring scary stories, critiquing slasher films, and living deliciously. You can follow her on twitter @bitchcraftTO or visit her website anatomyofascream.com

  • Vicky Renee Johnson

    Vicky Renee Johnson was born and raised in Amory, Mississippi. She is a southern gurl who loves to read and write. She is the author of three published books, "A Mississippi Moonlight" "Magic and Magnolias" "Mississippi Vampires" and "A Faerie Girl" . Her books can be found at Amazon.com and Barnes and noble.com .

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  • Wee Willie Wicked

    Wee WillieWith the seeds firmly planted in his mind by Pittsburgh's Chiller Theatre, Thomas Scopel found the weekly scares he desired. After obtaining a degree and working in the engineering field and constantly feeling the writing itch, he pursued it, becoming a correspondent at the Daytona Beach News Journal. This scratched the itch, but left only raised, bloody, horror aspirating welts on his flesh and he converted to horror fiction.

    Since entering the macabre he has been published in various horror based publications and his alter ego, an evil clown named Wee Willie Wicked, was born. His tales include: The Pumpkin Patch, Lickety Split, While You Sleep, All the Creatures Were Stirring…Even the Mouse, The Eight Legs of Night, The Argument, A Cup of Sugar, The Horrors of Easter, Don't Forget the Fingers: A Guide to the Perfect Zombie Family Picnic, Welcome, The Christmas Help, and more.

    He has written two novellas, Twitch and The Daily Death – How I Killed My Co-Workers In 30 Days, a collection of macabre fictional death tales.

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    Corey has been with HorrorNews since 2009. He's a self-proclaimed geek with an appetite for the bizarre! He's also contributing to the upcoming book, "The Good, The Tough, and The Deadly: Action Stars and Their Movies" to be released by Schiffer Publishing in the fall of 2015. Connect with me on Facebook or Twitter.

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