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They Can’t All Be CITIZEN KANE: Orson Welles’ Late-Period Genre Gigs
ByBrett Gallman

Even a genius has to take a paycheck now and again.
The Haunting Couture Of Alexander McQueen
ByVanessa Guerrero

The horror of fashion.
HALLOWEEN III’s Road To Redemption
ByKeith Phipps

Making a case for the slasher's dorky little brother.
Re-Animation: Regarding Animated Horror
ByRich Johnson

A well-drawn history.
THE HUNGER And Goth’s Everlasting Influence On The Horror World
ByMonika Estrella Negra

A testament to the evolution of horror cross-breeding.
In Defense of REVELATIONS: The HELLRAISER Movie That Could Have (and Should Have) Been More
ByPreston Fassel

A film forever remembered for all the things it wasn’t.
The Z-List: French Cuisine and Quarantine With THE NIGHT EATS THE WORLD.
ByRich Johnson
Splatterpunk for Dummies, Or Defining the Genre For Those Who Love Horror Fiction
By"Mother Horror" Sadie Hartmann

“If it's transgressive, addressing social or political ills, not pulling punches, and pushing the boundaries, then it's Splatterpunk.”
Little Monsters: Children in Spanish Horror
ByRich Johnson

Quarantining with your children? Have we got a sub-genre for you.
The Life Force Of Laura Palmer: A Conversation With Sheryl Lee
ByEmily Sears

The TWIN PEAKS star shares.

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