31 Days Of Horror 2023: Endlessly Consume “The Necromunchicon” On The Wednesday Run
If you’re planning a spooky party or ghoulish gathering this season, here’s a tome has all of your dietary yearnings covered!
If you’re planning a spooky party or ghoulish gathering this season, here’s a tome has all of your dietary yearnings covered!
In this week’s The Week in Horror, check out an Indian werewolf comedy, a sweet horror memorabilia auction, and big news about the Evil Dead franchise and a Friday the 13th prequel series!
The comic book spooky season comes to a close with a story that gathers the occult, demons, hellfire, and the evil that lives in the hearts of men. Perfectly spooky stuff indeed!
Everyone loves the spooky season – and the spooky season loves everyone back! But did you know that love can blossom even in the most horrifically nightmarish of times? You will!
What could be more frightening than having to endure a terrible plane crash? In this new miniseries, true terror only begins with what follows the aircraft wreckage!
The spooky season begins in earnest with horror-tinged comic book reading – this week with a silver-screen inspired tale of nightmarish delight!
Scotty G shares his thoughts on an opening chord that strikes fear in his heart every time he heard it.
In this special 31 Days of Horror edition of What’s Going On, Jeromme Graham looks at some of the scariest music videos ever made.
Frida Kampff’s ‘Knocking’ tells an important story about gaslighting, but I wish it took it’s concept a littler further.
This final Friday of 31 Days of Horror 2021 features a wish list for NECA’s Toony Terrors.
Marie Gilbert shares her thoughts on James Wan’s latest film, the divisive Malignant.
The Art of The Walking Dead Universe is genuinely a must-have for devotees of the series; the only question is, which version do you buy.