Editorials

Career Retrospective: Walton Goggins Before He Was The Ghoul in ‘FALLOUT’ (2024)

Walton Goggins

Walton Goggins is getting massive amounts of attention for his latest role as Cooper Howard, aka The Ghoul, in the new Fallout television series. He appears to be inching out Pedro Pascal on social media as the new daddy for the apocalypse. While it is wonderful seeing this talent finally …

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10 Horror-Based Cartoons You May Have Forgotten

Horror Cartoons

There are not many things I love in life. I am a hyper 40-year-old with the mentality of a six-year-old. I’ll never change, I have been diagnosed with Aspergers and I am proud of how far I am making it in life. Horror and cartoons are two things that mean …

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Shout At The Devil: 10 Spectacular Satanic Scares

On the heels of Late Night with the Devil, the conversation has steered back to a topic that never really left – Satan! The cinematic Lucifer love has only increased since the boom of demon-inspired intrigue in the ‘70s, and in honor of the latest David Dastmalchian-helmed hit, here are …

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Tinsel, Toys, and Terror: Unwrapping the Gift that is ‘BLACK CHRISTMAS’ (2006)

Black Christmas

Black Christmas, also known as Black X-Mas, is the 2006 remake of the beloved 1974 Canadian proto-slasher of the same name. Apart from a few similarities, the two films don’t have much in common. While the original relied heavily on suspense and imagination, the remake relies heavily on shocking the …

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My Top 10 Most Shocking Non-Horror Movies

Even though I write for a horror magazine, I love all movies, especially when directors inject tension into comedies, violence into dramas, and insert dreamlike scenes that dissolve into terror. But “shocking” doesn’t just mean violence. It can mean anything that disturbs the audience. That clarified – let’s get to …

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Tod Browning’s ‘FREAKS’ and the Stormy Skies of Mob Justice

Freaks

“Freaks” is an abnormal-yet-lovable 1932 American pre-code dramatic horror film directed by Tod Browning, based on Spurs, a 1923 story by Tod Robbins. The film tells the story of a group of circus performers, often referred to as “freaks,” and explores themes of acceptance, solidarity, and the consequences of cruelty. Much …

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