Vampires have been done to death, right? Well, perhaps in some cases. With the rise of Twilight and other paranormal romances like it, vampires have a completely different stigma and appeal than they had in the days of Nosferatu, Bela Lugosi as Dracula, and even […]
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From Richard Powell and Zach Green’s Fatal Pictures, the company that brought you the critically acclaimed, award winning short horror films Worm and Familiar, comes their forthcoming and final short film Heir, a touching tale of a father and son starring the Emmy award-winning Bill […]
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Horror Fans! The crazed maniacs behind the new movie Truth or Dare are ready to unleash this beast on sunny California this Friday, January 10th. Pajamas? Vomit bags? Red Carpet? Yup, sounds like a party…read the full press release below…. Jessica Cameron’s New Horror Film […]
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Ravenous Monster’s Rob Hibbs interviews the star of Texas Chainsaw 3D, Dan Yeager. Get the dirt on what Dan brings to his take on the iconic Leatherface character and how he’d wage war in a Leatherface battle Royale!
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Ravenous Monster’s editor-in-chief Jason Thorson and horror bell-weather/RavMon contributor Justin Hamelin take a look at some of the best of the genre from 2013! Read on, Horror Fans…. Jason Thorson: Not only did mainstream horror continue to be lucrative in theaters in 2013, but it […]
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Story and Breakdowns: James O’Barr Story and Art: Jim Terry The Crow: Skinning the Wolves is a return to the franchise by long-absent creator James O’ Barr, who has moved the Crow’s current incarnation from gritty urban landscapes to a Nazi concentration camp. Even as […]
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The description for Alex Kimmell’s anthology, A Chorus of Wolves, describes it as a book where “Safe havens become unsafe…the familiar turns outlandish and incomprehensible,” and that’s as good a description as any for what’s in store for you within these pages. The book includes […]
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The story of Bram Stoker has been shrouded in vague facts and assumptions to this day, over one-hundred years after the release of his seminal novel, Dracula. A classic not only within the horror genre but also in literature as a whole, Dracula is arguably […]
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My wife hates H.P. Lovecraft. Ponder that for a second. That’s like Lyndon Johnson and Ho Chi Minh finding they had enough other stuff in common to put aside that whole Vietnam War thing and spend their lives together in mutual passion.[1] Truth is, I […]
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“It’s rather clanging, don’t you think?” The professor was a short, fashionable blonde, who, despite her 40-plus years of age, still talked like a preening Valley Girl. During that day’s class, the target of another one of her half-formed diatribes was Horror of Dracula –Hammer’s […]
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