31 Days of Horror: The Legacy of James and Deborah Howe’s ‘Bunnicula’
In today’s 31 Days of Horror installment, we look at the enduring legacy of the vampire bunny Bunnicula, who’s been drinking the juices of vegetables for decades.
In today’s 31 Days of Horror installment, we look at the enduring legacy of the vampire bunny Bunnicula, who’s been drinking the juices of vegetables for decades.
Would you like to win a Blu-ray of Disney’s A Wrinkle in Time. Sure you would! Here are the details to enter our A Wrinkle in Time giveaway.
Every time a new Stephen King novel hits shelves, I get excited. I just can’t help it. I’m a fan. And while I don’t think everything King writes is a classic, I can tell you that, for me, The Outsider is one of his most gripping page-turners.
It’s a hard life when you have to look at a book highlighting a great Canadian artist, edited by one of your good friends, and written by another. Oh, woe is me, however will I manage to get through Ghoulish: The Art of Gary Pullin, written by April Snellings?
Pretty well, I can happily tell you.
We say hello to a new Halloween poster and goodbye to Ash vs. Evil Dead on this week’s installment of The Week in Horror.
Although there has been talk of The Alienist embarking upon a second season, “Castle in the Sky” feels a lot like the show is saying goodbye for good.
Is it an exaggeration to state that this week’s instalment of The Alienist is its best yet?
The various narrative threads of The Alienist are being woven ever more tightly together in this week’s suspenseful episode.
This season of The Alienist is now halfway over, but are those investigating the case any closer to solving it?
The hype around Black Panther is genuine, and the movie delivers on it, setting the scene for the next generation of superhero films.
This week’s episode of The Alienist, “These Bloody Thoughts,” opens with a tense scene between Dr. Kreizler and a former patient, a woman who reveals herself as a BDSM practitioner, although she doesn’t use those terms.
Full Bleed: The Comics & Culture Quarterly Volume 1 was announced and crowd-funded last year via Kickstarter – and it’s been an eagerly anticipated release ever since.