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In the Dark w/ Rachel Deering
4 years ago

In the Dark w/ Rachel Deering

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…An Interview About a Horror Anthology

Billed as “A monstrous collection of all-new, original terror tales from the darkest and most brilliant minds in comics,” Rachel Deering’s Kickstarter In …
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Bookworms: Zomb-B (2012) by Darren Smith

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A zombie book without zombies could be the tagline for the young adult novel Zom-B. The story revolves around B who struggles with being a bully at school, an abusive father at home whom is teaching her how to be racist when she knows underneath being racist is wrong

Going Indie: Twisted Dark vol. 1
4 years ago

Going Indie: Twisted Dark vol. 1

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Written by Neil Gibson

Art by Atula Siriwardane, Caspar Wijngaard, Heru Prasetyo Djalal, Jan Wijngaard, Ant Mercer, Heru Prasetyo Djalal, Olga-Mila Gots, and Dan West

Twisted Dark collects eleven …
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Bookworms: Autumn (2010) by David Moody

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They thought it was a plague, but it is what came in the days that followed the deaths of 99% of the world’s population that truly terrifies. For Michael, it means leaving behind his dead family in the hopes they won’t reanimate and to navigate world of awakening zombie herds whose condition might be worse than imagined.

Movie Review: A Field in England (2013)
4 years ago

Movie Review: A Field in England (2013)

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Like his last film, SightSeers, Ben Wheatley’s new film is a particularly English affair. With plot elements and characters surrounding alchemy, divination, psychedelic mushrooms and the English Civil War, it could not be considered a ‘Hollywood chasing’ mainstream effort.

Movie Review: The Conjuring (2013)
4 years ago

Movie Review: The Conjuring (2013)

Director James Wan has made quite a name for himself in the horror genre. Going down the ‘based on true story’ path The Conjuring happens in 1971 and is the tale of The Perron’s – a family of seven, Mum, Dad and five daughters. When they move into a farm house the strange happening start and after one particularly harrowing night the Perron family go looking for help in the form of paranormal investigators Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lorraine (Vera Farmiga) Warren.

The 10 Most Wanted Geeky Films Still To Come in 2013
4 years ago

The 10 Most Wanted Geeky Films Still To Come in 2013

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2013 has already seen some pretty huge films hit the cinema screens of the world. Iron Man 3, Star Trek Into Darkness and Man Of Steel have seemed to …
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Movie review: Troll Hunter (2010)
4 years ago

Movie review: Troll Hunter (2010)

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The ‘found footage’ genre of movie making has been around for quite a while, but ever since its resurgence in the late 90s following the success of ‘The Blair Witch Project’, many have tried to use this method, but not always with great success. Does ‘The Troll Hunter’ stand out from the crowd, or was the footage best left ‘undiscovered’?

Bookworms: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (1886) R. L. Stevenson

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Dr. Jekyll is mild mannered, intellectual, quiet, and known for his impeccable taste in wine. Mr. Hyde is short, loathsome, and thoroughly evil. So why does Jekyll’s will clearly state that Hyde is to inherit Jekyll’s entire estate upon his death…or disappearance?

Elijah Wood Talks Horror, Comedy And All Things Wilfred!

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Last week saw the Season 3 premiere of Wilfred on FX where Elijah Wood reprises his role of Ryan. This week marks the theatrical and VOD release of the much talked about horror remake Maniac, in which Mr. Wood stars. We had a chance to hop on the conference call he discussed everything from the evolution of comedy, his love of horror movies and whether or not his character Ryan really is crazy.

Bookworms: Dracula (1897) by Bram Stoker

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Unless your name is Rip Van Winkle or you’ve been sleeping in a coffin the past few years and know nothing of vampires, Dracula will be very familiar to you. There are stakes, holy water, extreme and acute anemia, and perhaps surprising to a few of you: no sparkles.

Bookworms: Frankenstein (1818) by Mary Shelley

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Technology is as old as the first tool and stories are as old as speech, but the first science fiction novel is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Written in 1818, it is the classic which spawned a Golden Age of science fiction literature and monster movies.

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