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Film Review: Castle Freak (1995)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A recovering alcoholic and his grieving wife and daughter inherit an enormous Italian castle left to them by his estranged mother. What she left out of the will is that they’ve also inherited the sexually frustrated monster living in the basement. There’s always a catch. REVIEW: It was while watching Castle Freak that I was struck …

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Book Review: Lovecraft: Four Classic Horror Stories – Author H. P. Lovecraft – Adapted by I.N.J. Culbard

Released in 2018 from the publishers “SelfMadeHero, we have an impressive volume totaling over 512 pages of pure Lovecraft-ian intrigue. Yes, author and artist I.N.J. Culbard has placed his heart and soul into this one with a huge collective of illustrative works that cover 4 HP Lovercraft stories. Those featured here include: The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath,” “The Case of …

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The New Annotated Lovecraft (Les Klinger & Victor LaValle)

This gorgeous and timely edition follows the first volume of annotated H.P. Lovecraft stories  released in 2014 and features an introduction by award-winning African-American novelist and critic Victor LaValle.  It reanimates twenty-five of Lovecraft’s spectacular stories, which come together with those in the first volume to constitute the balance of his significant fiction. Les Klinger’s lively and fascinating annotations provide …

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The Villain Of The Piece (A-K)

We have all been touched by fictitious persons at numerous points in our lives. They have moved or amused, horrified or inspired us since early childhood. Story-telling is one of the most fundamental of human activities, probably as necessary to our mental health as eating, drinking and breathing are to our physical well-being. Story-telling is almost inconceivable without villains. In …

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Film Review: Re-Animator (1985)

Rate This MovieSYNOPSIS: A dedicated student at a medical college and his girlfriend become involved in bizarre experiments centering around the re-animation of dead tissue when an odd new student arrives on campus. REVIEW: It’s pretty safe to say that any real horror fan from the 80’s remembers the release of the “Re-Animator“. A film that also bases itself on …

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Lovecraft: Four Classic Horror Stories, by H.P. Lovecraft, Adapted by Graphic Novelist I.N.J Culbard DETAILS!

For many years, graphic novelist I.N.J. Culbard has been giving terrifying form to classic tales by H.P. Lovecraft, including classics such as “The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath,” “The Case of Charles Dexter Ward,” “At The Mountains of Madness,” and “The Shadow Out of Time.” Expertly adapted and beautifully drawn, Culbard’s lean and thrilling adaptations breathe new life into four stories …

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Film Review: Dagon (2001)

SYNOPSIS: You think you have heard the worst vacation story, I think we have a new one for you. Imagine getting shipwrecked near a small Spanish speaking fishing village. And if that’s not enough the entire town is overrun with strange pale, almost fishlike people. Sound like your kind of get away; just wait until you meet the big guy …

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Anthology Horror Films (A-K)

Anthology films (also known as portmanteau films, omnibuses, compilations or collages) consist of multiple short films usually with a common theme or framing device. This is not to be considered a complete list, but rather a rundown of the best and most interesting collections of short horror tales. Thanks to Wikipedia and the IMDB for assisting research.

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New Episodes & Guest Interviews from “Horror Happens Radio” Added on Soundcloud

Looking for some frightfully good chats… The Horror Happens Radio Show at http://horrorhappens.com and all archived at http://soundcloud.com/horror-happensrs are fully loaded with way over 300 hours of smart, uncensored and fearless conversations getting into the dark corners of horror film, writing, art, music and more! Click on the underlined episode to play the episode off of Soundcloud. 

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