Sage advice, especially if you have siblings. Happy Halloween!
Crimson Peak is a ravishing, creepy, gothic wonder full of references to director Guillermo del Toro’s favorite movies, books, art, and more. If you haven’t seen it yet, or if you’re going back for a second viewing, check out our… Continue Reading →
Like avocado refrigerators and Ginsu knives, food photos don’t age well. The colors fade to ghastly, corpselike shades, and food tastes and trends change, so that herring in aspic that may have looked mouthwatering in 1954 becomes nausea-inducing in 2015…. Continue Reading →
Hammer Studios is famous for its period gothic horror films featuring garish colors, low budgets, wooden but well-meaning heroes, buxom and bouffanted damsels in flowing nightgowns, and its trademark bright crimson blood, with a weird viscosity that suggests it may… Continue Reading →
When I first started MonsterZine, the graphical web was still in its infancy. MST3K was still new, and blogging had yet to be born. I wanted to start a magazine that was a hybrid of the fan writing I was… Continue Reading →
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