Book Review: The Monster Show
July 19, 2004 8:11 pm Comments Off on Book Review: The Monster ShowBy David J. SkalPublisher: Faber and Faber All stories are woven out of well-known and easily identifiable archetypes, according to... View Article
By David J. SkalPublisher: Faber and Faber All stories are woven out of well-known and easily identifiable archetypes, according to... View Article
By Katherine Dunn Publisher: Vintage Contemporaries Publisher’s Page for the Book Horror fiction is the hardest of all the horror... View Article
Writer/Artist: Hideshi HinoPublisher: Cocoro Books/DH Publishing One of the major side effects of the manga boom (manga being Japanese comics),... View Article
Writer: In-Wan Youn | Artist: Kyung-Il Yang Publisher: TokyoPop (this article originally appeared in Rue Morgue #35, Sept./Oct. 2003) Island... View Article
2001/JapanDirector: Takashi MiikeIMDB (this article originally appeared in Rue Morgue #33, May/June 2003) While not strictly a horror movie, gore... View Article
Writer/Artist: Junji Ito Publisher: Viz (this article originally appeared in Rue Morgue #35, Sept./Oct. 2003) There is no manga quite... View Article
Writer/Artist: David HitchcockPublisher: Black Boar Press Publishing a work on a topic that an acknowledged masterpiece of your chosen medium... View Article
My friend Lauren works at Starbucks. And because she’s worked for years now, and we talk about the job, I’ve... View Article
2004/CanadaDirector: Brett Sullivan IMDB | Official Site It’s a rare sequel that surpasses the original. Aliens, the excellent sequel to... View Article
writer/artist: Min-Woo Hyungpublished by TokyoPop (this article originally appeared in Rue Morgue #35, Sept./Oct. 2003) In Priest (15 volumes; TokyoPop;... View Article