An Interview With V.V. Glass On ‘Scream! 40 Years Of Terror’
Exploring a part of the Paris Catacombs that isn’t open to the public might get you more subscribers, but is
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An Interview With ‘Lost Letters’ Creator Jim Bishop
If there’s one thing worse than junk mail, it’s knowing you should’ve received an important letter in the mail but
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Say The Words: An Interview With ‘Jim Henson’s Labyrinth’ Writer Kyla Vanderklugt
It doesn’t take long for Sarah to regret asking the goblins to take her brother away. The result of her
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Talking ‘The Worst Journey In The World’ And Polar Exploration With Sarah Airriess
To get a title like The Worst Journey in the World you have to really earn it, and it sounds
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Talking ‘Marlow Murder Club’ With Actress Jo Martin
Doctor Who fans will know Jo Martin as the incredible Fugitive Doctor (who’s about to make her Big Finish debut
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An Interview With ‘Hex Vets’ Creator Sam Davies
Nan and Clarian have come a long way since Hex Vets: Witches in Training. That’s why, when a vaccine drive to
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Talking ‘Black Beth’ With Alec Worley And Anna Morozova — Plus An EXCLUSIVE Preview!
Black Beth and Quinto have vanquished a lot of enemies together. Will the desert heat be what finally takes them
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Suspicious Birds And The Grieving Process: ‘The Boy And The Heron’ Reviewed
You’ve probably heard of the wolf in sheep’s clothing, but what about the guy in the heron suit? In Hayao
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An Interview With ‘The Mythmakers’ Creator John Hendrix On C.S. Lewis And J.R.R. Tolkien
If you’re a fantasy fan, few names are more revered than J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. What may not be
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Talking Archie Comics And Wonderteen X WIth Bill Golliher And Holly G!
Betty (aka Superteen) and Veronica (aka Powerteen) are used to defending Riverdale against baddies. What they’re not used to is
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1980s True Crime Miniseries Arrives On Blu-ray: ‘Fatal Vision’ Reviewed
On February 17, 1970, Collette MacDonald and her two, young daughters, Kimberley and Kristen, were found murdered in their home
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Book Review — ‘C’Mon, Get Happy: The Making Of Summer Stock’
In their introduction to C’Mon, Get Happy: The Making of ‘Summer Stock’, David Fantle and Tom Johnson defend their decision
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Talking ‘Adrift On A Painted Sea’ With Tim Bird
Grief can often feel like being adrift on a painted sea. In his latest graphic novel, Adrift on a Painted
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An Interview With ‘Moonflower Murders’ Writer Anthony Horowitz
Guilt can be very a powerful thing. Sometimes it can even convince people to start investigating murders like Susan (Lesley
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Joan Crawford Is Torn Between Two Brothers: ‘The Shining Hour’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Crowdfunding Comics: Talking ‘Captain Suave’ With Writer Joe Sieracki
Where the outside world might see a homeless man, Captain Suave has read enough comics to know what it takes
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Talking ‘Welcome To The Maynard’ With James Robinson And J. Bone
Starting a new job is never easy, but when your new job is working as a bellhop at an exclusive
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Talking ‘Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre’ With Tom Scioli
Godzilla isn’t in Tokyo anymore. In fact, he’s in 1920s New York thanks to writer-artist Tom Scioli‘s new series Godzilla’s
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Michael Who? — ‘Halloween III: Season Of The Witch’ Imprint Blu-ray Reviewed
What’s in a name? In the case of Halloween (the franchise, not the holiday), quite a lot. This isn’t a
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An Interview With ‘Taxi Ghost’ Creator Sophie Escabasse
Apparently, being a medium runs in the family, but this is the first Adèle’s hearing about it — and what
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Talking Dynamite’s ‘Barbarella’ With Artist Anna Morozova
From space craft to planets, there’s a lot that goes into creating the world of Dynamite Comics’ Barbarella. Last week writer
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When You Should’ve Stayed Home: ‘Woman Who Came Back’ Reviewed
At the end of her commentary, film scholar Kelly Robinson notes that the biggest mystery Walter Colmes’ Woman Who Came
Read moreTalking Dynamite’s ‘Barbarella’ With Writer Blake Northcott
If all you need to hear is the name “Barbarella” for the lyrics to her theme song from the 1968
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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Young Doctor Masters Is Meme-Happy In ‘World Of Archie Comics Jumbo Digest’ #143
Afraid of missing out on all the preparations for the Riverdale High School Dance? Never fear, YDM is here (or
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Talking Moose And Archie Comics With Social Media Manager Chris Cummins
From Vegas to Hot Dog, Riverdale is full of memorable pets — so much so that Moose is starting to
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Talking ‘Universal Monsters: Frankenstein’ With Creator Michael Walsh
It’s easy to forget how Henry Frankenstein procured the body parts to make his monster. There’s one person who will
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An Interview With ‘Horror’s Greatest’ Showrunner Kurt Sayenga
Whether you’re a fan of slashers or prefer your horror on the gothic side, there’s no one way to love
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Talking ‘Misty 2024 Special’ With Writer Gail Simone
Barmaid. Nurse. Horror host. For those wondering if there’s anything Misty can’t do, the answer is no and the proof
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The Haunted Lighthouse: ‘Tormented’ Reviewed
Outside of the films of Jean Rollin, it’s not too often you see horror films set at the beach. Not
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Talking ‘Archer & Armstrong: Assassin Nation’ And Valiant’s ‘Resurgence’ With Writer Fred Van Lente — PLUS Preview Art
Archer and Armstrong make one formidable team but can even they hope to stand their ground against an Assassin Nation?
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Alan Ladd Double Feature: ‘Thunder In The East’ And ‘Lucky Jordan’
Alan Ladd plays a gangster and a criminal in two films where how people respond to his character can make
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