Kill It With Fire! John Carpenter’s THE THING At 40
Burned at the time… some films never die. How Team Bo-Teen's work on this definitive cult classic remains the benchmark in practical effects.
Rich Johnson
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Ghosts of Suburbia: POLTERGEIST At 40
How an inherent national spirit became a modern American ghost story, revealing more than just childhood fears. -
ENCYCLOBLEEDIA of J-Horror
From AUDITION to zombie metafiction. Wired women, vengeful spirits and other transmissions. -
Faith and Fury: ALIEN³ at 30
Less STAR BEAST, more infernal beast. How David Fincher’s “unwanted child” endures. -
Raising the Stakes: BLADE II at 20
Of monsters and maestros. How the da Vinci of horror reinvented vampires. -
Bedtime Stories Mother Never Told You: TALES FROM THE CRYPT At 50
Ain't no Hammer horror. How Amicus nailed the horror anthology. -
SWAMP THING: Roots of Horror
Released 40 years ago today, Wes Craven's B movie was an entirely different 'thing' to what followed in the pages of the groundbreaking comic book. -
Return of the Loving Dead: NINA FOREVER
A necromantic love triangle and "fucked up fairy tale" presents a unique portrait of grief and trauma. -
Under A Swastika Moon: 80 Years Of THE WOLF MAN
Cursed origins and a Universal legacy. How screenwriter Curt Siodmak defined a monster. -
Mad Science And Makeup: FRANKENSTEIN At 90
Sadist, scientist, mad genius. Remembering Jack Pierce and his iconic Monster design.
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