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EXORCISM MOVIES: a flowchart Final Girl Stacie has drawn up a handy and hilarious field guide to help horror fans navigate the recent influx of exorcism movies. Visceral Visionaries: Metropolitan Museum of Art The Vauilt of Horror A guide to … Continue reading →

Visceral Visionaries: Krystal Fancey Beck The Vault of Horror “Our irregular look at artists throughout the universe of horror returns this time around with a gifted illustrator who has truly made the most of her prodigious talents, channeling them into … Continue reading →

Cracking the Shell of the World Poets.Org This is a detailed, scholarly article on the often strange marriage of poetry and horror film. Top 10 Pre-CGI moments in Horror BLOGNAME If you are like me and you get all nostalgic … Continue reading →

Before They Were Famous Horror-Movies.Ca Long before she was being chased by dark haired aquatic ghosts, Naomi Watts was in Children of the Corn 4. I never knew that. Now I do. Exploitation Movie Posters The Golden Age of Comic … Continue reading →

The Book of the Undead, Part Two: Ce Rosenow Reviews Ryan Mecum’s Vampire Haiku Poetry and Popular Culture If you are still reeling over the latest installment of the Twilight saga, then check out Ryan Mecum’s new book of vampire … Continue reading →

The Lucky 13: Week Four: Gore! The Vault of Horror This is part of an ongoing round-table discussion on various aspects of the horror genre. This week’s take on the art of “gore” is especially interesting. Wentworth’s Day, by H.P. … Continue reading →

The Human Centipede vs. The Very Hungry Caterpillar The Vault of Horror If you’re looking for “a comparison of the year’s most controversial piece of scatological torture porn and one of the most cherished works of juvenile literature ever written, … Continue reading →

Candyman: The Last Temptation of Helen Lyle Kindertrauma This post on the classic film Candyman is one of the most intelligent and intriguing treatments of the film you’re likely to find online or off. Psycho Semi-Centennial: An Ode to Marion … Continue reading →

Scary vs. Horrifying The Groovy Age of Horror This is an intriguing post that suggests the term “scary movie” just doesn’t quite do the horror genre justice. Scary Paintings The Vault of Horror This collection of artwork features a variety … Continue reading →

National Poetry Month 2/30: JAWS in 5-7-5 Boyfriend News and Reviews I love poetry. / I really love the film Jaws. / Go check out this post. The Book of the Undead, Part One: Ce Rosenow Reviews Ryan Mecum’s Zombie … Continue reading →