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Introducing: Neon Horror
Artemisia’s Axe and the Corpse’s Tongue is a small publishing house created by two queer artists Jessica and Jonas, based …Read More »
My Top Five Episodes Of Tales From The Crypt
Tales From The Crypt is undoubtedly one of the most iconic horror anthology series around. Some would even say that …Read More »
LHF Review: Him Indoors
Sam returned to The Pleasance in Islington for his fifth and final review of this year’s London Horror Festival: Cheekyita’s …Read More »
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Tag Archives: Neil McRobert
5 REMAKES THAT OUTDID THE ORIGINAL
Horror depends on surprise. Something that remakes lack. Little compares to Leatherface’s first appearance, or the reveal of the Crawler, lurking like a photo-bomber in The Descent. Both scenes are an ice-pick to the viscera. I’m not talking about jump scares. … Continue reading
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