Ash vs. Everyone: Eight of the Most Exciting Evil Dead/Army of Darkness Crossover Comics
To the excitement of fans everywhere, long before he even returned in the exceptional "Ash vs. Evil Dead" TV series, Ash Williams found a second life in comic books. His comic history began with the Army of Darkness adaptation by
Julie, Sweet Julie: Why Return of the Living Dead 3 Is One of the Most Inventive Sequels Ever
Return of the Living Dead was one of the most innovative, impressive and all-around genius zombie films to not be directed by George A. Romero. It is completely and totally of its time and yet it still holds up. That
7 Freddy’s Nightmares Episodes That Should’ve Been Movies
"Freddy’s Nightmares" is not known as one of the best television series based on a horror franchise, particularly now that we have shows like "Hannibal," "Bates Motel" and "The Exorcist" constantly raising the bar. But in a world where we’re
8 Most Gruesome Hellraiser Stories Told Outside the Movies
Thirty years later, Hellraiser is continuing to prove its lasting cultural legacy. With a ninth film having just been shot, a new series of comic anthologies and even a novel on the way early next year, the mythology is continuing
Howling: Revenge of the Werewolf Queen, The (Comic)
Written by Micky Neilson Art by Jason Johnson, Milan Parvanov Published by Space Goat Comics based on horror films can be incredibly hit or miss. But as I’ve pointed out, when they work well, they can be something really special. Thankfully, The Howling:
No Strings Attached: Remembering the Puppet Master Action Figure Series
Kids are weird. It’s impossible to tell what’s going to resonate with them, what they’re going to gravitate toward or what it will take to really ignite that spark of creativity—or even healthy obsession. Some people remember Street Sharks or
Why Firestarter Suffers from a Lack of John Carpenter
Firestarter is Stephen King’s comic book movie, even on the page. It’s been said that The Dead Zone is something of a superhero origin story, but I think the tragedy of it is that it’s cut short before that can
8 Horror Movies You Probably Didn’t Know Had Comic Book Sequels
I have no problem admitting that I love franchises. I’m completely nostalgic for a time when Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees were unavoidable. I loved when these characters were oversaturated, I really did. Nintendo games, yo-yos, board games, dolls and
Why Castle Freak Is Classic Gothic Drama for Gore Lovers
Stuart Gordon’s Castle Freak is not held in high regard as a highlight of its era, nor is it even widely recognized as a cult classic on the same level as Re-Animator. Its biggest claim to fame is a Fangoria
Why Salem’s Lot Holds Up – And Why That’s a Miracle
Growing up, Creepshow and Salem’s Lot were my two favorite Stephen King adaptations. And I was growing up in Maine, so I saw just about everything there was to see. I watched everything that had his name on it, but
8 Abused Horror Sequels That Really Don’t Deserve the Hate
If there’s one thing horror fans love to argue about (and they do), it’s their favorite franchises. While there are always going to be the people who think that every sequel taints the legacy of the original, those who love