Thank you to everyone who logged in to "attend" the first-ever Virtual HorrorHound Film Festival. This five-day event kicked off on May 20th and lasted through May 24th. The festival boasted eleven feature-length films and over four dozen of the best short-format films – paired with special screenings of HorrorHound...
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Thank you to everyone who logged in to "attend" the first-ever Virtual HorrorHound Film Festival. This five-day event kicked off on May 20th and lasted through May 24th. The festival boasted eleven feature-length films and over four dozen of the best short-format films – paired with special screenings of HorrorHound...
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Mars Attacks: Uprising Trading Cards Invade Kickstarter!By Jessica DwyerMars Attacks has become its own cult standard of art, film, comics, and has inspired just as much other content. These creepy aliens who are somehow both horrifying and adorable at the same time began with a trading card line in the...
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Daniel Isn't Real - ReviewYou can’t go back, only forwards.Daniel is a lot of things. It would be incredibly presumptuous of me to act like I could list everything he symbolizes (at least without writing a novella length review). Immediately, he forms an immaculate portrait of trauma during the formative...
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HorrorHound #81 Jan/Feb 2020
This issue takes a look into the past, present, and future of
Streaming Media. We take a look at the offerings of such streaming
giants as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon, while providing a detailed peek
into the inner-workings of Shudder, with an exclusive interview with
Head Curator Sam Zimmerman. Additionally, this issue boasts a
retrospective article on Tales from the Darkside and a VHS Invasion on
television-based horror on home video. Movie news includes an
exclusive interview with Richard Stanley for his latest HP Lovecraft
adaptation, Color Out of Space ... as well as an interview with Leigh
Whannell for The Invisible Man, we talk to Finn Wolfhard about The
Turning, and boast a 10 Random Questions with Chelsea Stardust. Toy
and comic book news, Kitley's Krypt, and a HorrorHound Hall of Fame
for Black Sabbath round things up.
HorrorHound #80 Nov/Dec 2019
Come with us if you want to live ... this issue features a 35 year retrospective on The Terminator film franchise, with special spotlight articles on the history of the series' comic book, video game, and spin-off television series: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Look in awe over this film's expansive run at the box office and toy shelves, as the article is littered with collections of action figures and merchandise from its impressive history. Alongside this special article is a Horror's Hallowed Grounds feature on Silent Night, Deadly Night ... an interview with Lin Shaye about her HorrorHound Legend Award win, an artist spotlight on Joe Simko, Kitley's Krypt, Toy News, Hounds Sounds (with an interview with Bear McCreary) and movie news that spotlights Black Christmas, The Grudge, Harpoon, and an interview with director Takashi Miike.
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