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Before films like Ringu (1998), Ju-On: The Curse (2000), and Audition (1999), horror in Japan looked completely different. Shot on tiny budgets with small casts, short runtimes, and massive amounts of gore, it was a splatter-film lover’s paradise. Th...

I’ve always been interested in learning about the punk scene of the ’70s and ’80s because the bands and culture have appealed to me. I’ve read books like Please Kill Me by Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain and Punk Rock Blitzkrieg by Marky Ramone, and I’ve watched mu...

Many horror fans know the kind of entertainment Troma offers. The films usually feature sub-humanoids, zombie chickens, or hideously deformed creatures of superhuman size and strength. But as distributors, Troma’s early output can be a little more mainstream. One movie that comes to mind instantly is Graduation Day (1981), directed by Herb Freed.

It’s one of t...

From 1962 to the most recent film in 2021, there have been 25 official James Bond films, with six different actors playing the title role. What’s even more amazing is how the music and the artists who perform the theme song for each film have played such a key rol...

With so many comics to choose from these days, it can certainly be hard to keep track of them all, even when confined to the horror genre.

The last several years have certainly given us a surge in horror comics. Here are five overlooked slasher comics that deserve your ...