Rodrigo Gudino

So who will be bringing all the nasty and spooky stuff that we're all hoping for when Rodrigo Gudino and our friends over at Rue Morgue drop The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh on us? Read on for the details!

Rodrigo Gudino and our friends over at Rue Morgue are nothing if not thorough. Never content and always wanting to give the fans more, they continue to keep us all in the loop while production of their first feature film, The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh, rolls on by releasing video production diaries giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the action.

Rodrigo Gudino does not sleep. I'm convinced of it. Between running the Rue Morgue empire and now working on Rue Morgue Cinema's first feature film, The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh, I can't see where the man has time to lay his head down to rest. And today he's shared with us the name of the star of Rosalind Leigh: Canadian actor Aaron Poole.

The first sliver of eye candy for Rue Morgue's debut feature-length film, The Last Will And Testament of Rosalind Leigh, is finally available, and we have it for you right here!

As if publishing one of the most popular horror magazines on the market today, hosting a huge annual horror festival, a radio show, film series and even a clothing line weren't enough, the ambitious folks at Rue Morgue have a big announcement to make.

Rue Morgue is without a doubt one of horror fans' most valued resources, and now there's no need to wait for it to hit newsstands before reading its choice monthly stories as it has just become the first horror magazine to unleash an all new electronic version of its ongoing print magazine. From the Press Release:

One filmmaker we've had our eyes on for quite some time around these parts is Rue Morgue President Rodrigo Gudino, and he dropped us a line today with an update on the worldwide tour he and three of his short films went on this Halloween season.

It's always awesome to see one of our own in this crazy biz we call horror journalism make good. To go from covering the genre to becoming a part of it is no easy task, so it is with tremendous pride that we report on Rue Morgue Magazine founder Rodrigo Gudino's latest film Cut Throats Nine.

Here at Dread Central we're big fans of short films, and we know most of you guys are also. Which is why we jumped at the chance to give away ten copies of Curious Stories, Crooked Symbols: The Short Films of Rodrigo Gudino, a collection of visionary short films from Rue Morgue magazine’s founding editor and publisher.

Rodrigo Gudino, former Editor in Chief of Rue Morgue magazine, just sent out word that his latest short film, "The Facts in the Case of Mister Hollow" (review), has been nominated for a Genie Award, Canada’s answer to the Academy Awards.

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Julian Richings, Alan Alderton, Lea Lawrynowicz Directed by Rodrigo Gudino and Vincent Marcone

After seeing Rodrigo Gudino’s first two shorts, “Demonology of Desire” and “The Eyes of Edward James”, and hearing about his next experimental pic “The Facts in the Case of Mister Hollow”, I’ve been waiting for him to finally announce his feature directing debut for years now...

You’ve heard the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words”, no? Well, filmmaker and former Rue Morgue editor-in-chief Rodrigo Gudino has taken that phrase to the next level with his latest short film “The Facts in the Case of Mister Hollow”.

Reviewed by Johnny Butane

The kind and giving folks over at Rue Morgue Cinema just dropped us a line with the word that the trailer for Rodrigo Gudino’s follow-up short to "The Eyes of Edward James" (review), "The Demonlogy of Desire", is now ready for viewing. So of course we had to scoop it up and throw it in our Broadband section; that’s just how we roll.