MEET THE DEATHSCRIBE 2011 FINALISTS (Part 3 of 5)
The time has come for us to get to know a little bit more about Jessica Wright Buha, our third Deathscribe. Jessica, who resides in the chilly grey moor that is Chicago, Illinois, submitted a radio play about the denizens of another grim, soggy world: Mermaids. But...
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For the second installment in this series, we venture west. Colin Johnson made his submission one dark and stormy night from the steaming, undead-strewn marshes of Berkeley, California. THE DARK MUSE was that submission, a radio play that will have old school radio...
read moreNorthwestern University professors David and Debra Tolchinsky are curators of “The Horror Show” at Chicago City Arts Gallery
By Wendy Leopold EVANSTON, Ill. --- Getting people to reflect on fear in a post-9/11 world is no easy business, according to Northwestern University Professors David and Debra Tolchinsky. But the two have worked hard to do just that in an exhibit of art opening with a...
read moreHorror Movies To Watch on Thanksgiving
Horror Movies To Watch on Thanksgiving by MoviesOnlineThankskilling: This one you can currently watch on Netflix video on demand and I have been meaning to check it out for awhile. The low budget indie horror film has the hilarious tag line of ‘gobble gobble mother...
read moreMEET THE DEATHSCRIBE 2011 FINALISTS (Part 1 of 5)
We're really effing excited about this year's DEATHSCRIBE Finalists. But just who are these literary geniuses of the sonically spooky, the musically macabre, the aurally atrocious? In this five part mini-interview series, you'll get to know a little bit about each...
read moreResistance is Futile
Because Mother Nature is a (bigger) bad ass (than you). Visit the filmmakers' website to learn more about them.
read moreRidley Scott Talks Mary Shelley
A new series called Prophets of Science Fiction on the Science Channel starts tonight. Filmmaker Ridley Scott brings together folks to discuss the use of science in science fiction and the first episode centers on Mary Shelley's creation, Frankenstein.
read moreDario Argento’s Deep Red
The Doll!Introduced Lady Morlock to Argento's masterpiece Profundo Rosso last night. That film... so beautiful. So glorious. So endless.And that Doll!I believe she enjoyed it, although she cursed Argento's casual approach to animal suffering... and plot. But she...
read moreBringing horror to life
Special effects expert has deadly skills Meredith Jordan | Special to the Washington Post MARIETTA, Ga. – Andre Freitas is talking about how to make a convincing dead body. “It depends whether the remains have been eaten or whether they are people who just died,...
read moreIce Cream Cthulhu… Art Noveau and Tentacles…
Peanut butter in my chocolate. Sexy well drawn ladies, tentacles, and ice cream. Check out the amazing work of illustrator/designer/artist Echo Chernik! I love her fancy pants theatre posters. I think the combo of horror and art nouveau is really snazzy.
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