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80s Horror Super Doc IN SEARCH OF DARKNESS III Gives You A Chance To Choose The Movies!
ByAngel Melanson

Check out the brand new poster and get all the details on how to get involved.
THERE’S SOMEONE INSIDE YOUR HOUSE: An Interview With The Filmmakers And Stars Of Netflix’s New Horror Movie
ByJulieann M.S.

You are your own worst enemy.
Rob Jabbaz Brings THE SADNESS To The Zombie Apocalypse
ByDolores Quintana
Mix It Together Like Stinky Blood-Filled Cold Stone Creamery: An Interview With The Creators Of SOUL PLUMBER
ByReyna Cervantes

There's a new horror comic in town from the creators of LAST PODCAST ON THE LEFT, SOUL PLUMBER exists at the barren intersection of THE EXORCIST and THE RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES.
Read A Preview From UNDER HER SKIN: “When The Witches Came Out Of Us” By Donna Lynch
ByAngel Melanson

Cover reveal and excerpt from upcoming women's horror poetry anthology focused on body horror.
Watch: POOKA KILLS, Blumhouse Intern Film Festival Winner By Noah Levine
ByAngel Melanson
Watch The Exclusive ALTER Premiere Of Lorraine Caffery’s THE ROUGAROU
ByAngel Melanson

Watch it here first!
Netflix’s ESCAPE THE UNDERTAKER Highlights How Pro Wrestling Can Be Great Gateway Horror
ByAmelia Emberwing
Calling All Artists: Show Us Your Worst Nightmare!
ByAngel Melanson

DeviantArt and FANGORIA team up for an all new fall horror challenge.
Plasticine Dreams: Joseph Brett On Sculpting Iconic Horror Scenes in Claymation
ByXanthe Pajarillo

The exclusive premiere of Brett’s newest animation for ALTER plus an interview with the animator and filmmaker about his process, issues with the UK’s folk horror revival and the beauty of interdisciplinary work.

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