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Wade is a wannabe artist and musician (operating under the moniker Grandpa Helicopter), and an occasional radio DJ for WMTU 91.9 FM Houghton. He is an occasional writer for Undead Walking, and also makes up various blogs of his own. He even has a few books in the works. Then again, doesn't everyone?

Anthology Flashback #3: ‘The Twilight Zone’ (1959-64)

One needn’t mince words about it: The Twilight Zone (read our retro review here) is one of the greatest sci-fi/fantasy/horror anthology series ever to grace people’s living rooms. In fact, the CBS show was so well done, it’s almost shocking that it originally only lasted 5 seasons. In any case, …

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Freddy Krueger: How His Evil Evolved #1 – ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’ (1984)

Robert Englund in A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) is known as many things: A dirty child murderer called “The Springwood Slasher,” a burnt-faced psychopath, a dream demon and the “bastard son of a hundred maniacs.” He is also the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise’s primary villain and a pop culture icon. Freddy has joined …

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‘Wes Craven’s New Nightmare’ 25th Anniversary: Strengths and Weaknesses

Wes Craven's New Nightmare

Originally released on October 14, 1994, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare offered a fresh, daring take on the Freddy Krueger character… or something like it. You see, New Nightmare is technically a Freddy movie, yet it definitely isn’t. The villain is actually an entity that takes the form of Freddy, because it …

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Interview With Sam Ewing, Composer For ‘The Walking Dead’/’Happy Death Day’

Sam Ewing

Sam Ewing has composition and music/sound department credits on TV series like The Walking Dead, Black Mirror, Into the Dark, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and Defiance. For films, he’s been involved with The Forest, 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016 – read our review here), Colossal (2016 – read our review here), Happy …

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10 Best Brother and Sister Duos in Thrillers And Horror

brother and sister

Some people are blessed with having brothers and sisters, while others are happy to have no families at all. Whatever the case may be, you can live out family moments vicariously through characters in horror… that is until they’re killed off, as is usually the case. On that note, let’s …

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Anthology Flashback #1: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955-65)

Alfred Hitchcock is an icon for a reason. Well, okay, it’s for more than one reason. One of those is the classic television anthology series, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which alternates between his humorous monologues and themes of crime, drama, thrills and horror. In his standard, dry tone, Hitchcock even refers …

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Different Shades of Haunted House Movies – Our Top 10 Haunted House Movies

Looking for some haunted house movies to get yourself ready for Halloween? Well, we’ve got the list for you! We wrote up a list of our Top 10 Haunted House Movies from oldest to newest, and we just had to share it with you guys. Let’s get to it: 1. House …

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Thirty-five Years Of ‘C.H.U.D.’ (1984): Check Out its Hilarious DVD Audio Commentary!

As C.H.U.D. approaches its 35-year anniversary on August 31, 1984, we decided to take a look at one of the surprisingly best aspects of it… its DVD audio commentary! Some of you may doubt its greatness, especially if you’re not C.H.U.D. fans. However, if you can get your hands on …

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Wade In The Water (2019): Moral Ambiguity and Subtlety Movie Review

Wade in the Water

Admittedly, I first leaped at the opportunity to review Wade in the Water for an obvious reason: It has my first name in the title! Fortunately, I enjoyed watching it beyond the novelty of that coincidence. In fact, it’s a fairly memorable film, and possibly worth owning. Why? Mark Wilson’s Wade …

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