A Strange Man in a Film Land: 2019 Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFFF) – Brussels, Belgium I have covered festivals now for a better part of fiveyears. During that time, I have been across North America heading to citieslike Kansas City, Los Angeles, Austin, Toronto, Knoxville, Boston, New YorkCity,...
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HorrorHound Weekend: Indianapolis is almost here, we wanted to take a moment to post a rundown of the exciting events happening on Friday and Saturday nights – which includes an Evening with Henry Rollins, performances by John 5 and the Creatures (with special appearances on stage by Scott Ian and...
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Behold the return of the Firefly Clan on this very Manson-esque movie poster for Rob Zombie's follow up to The Devil's Rejects ... 3 From Hell. The film will be hitting screens this September and, for an added treat, fans can attend an UNRATED screening of the film and get...
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*Spoilers Ahead*Stop me if you heard this one before. ‘I love horror… whenI watch The Walking Dead.’ How about,‘The scariest movie in a decade or a generation!’ We could also go with adirect quote from Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or a horror figure who gives their stampof approval. This stamp is...
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HorrorHound #78 Jul/Aug 2019
The Gillman is celebrating his 65th anniversary – and HorrorHound issue #78 features a special retrospective looking back at the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and how this Universal Monster helped shape the film industry as a whole (eventually inspiring the Oscar-winning film, The Shape of Water). We look at the film franchise, its merchandise (including comic books, action figures, games, statues, and so much more), as well as a spotlight on the films that homaged the Creature ... or just outright ripped it off!
This issue also features movie news and interviews for
... plus our regular features, such as the latest toy news and horror comic book news, Hounds Sounds (including a Mac Sabbath interview), a spotlight on the career of Roky Erickson, and Kitley's Krypt.
