
Encyclobleedia Of Gothic Horror
From Architecture to Zagorka. Hauntings, romance, and THE WITCH OF GRIČ.

Exclusive Interview: Christmas Horror With Mark Gatiss
A conversation about this haunted history, the "British Spirit", and those traditional ghost stories for Christmas.

Feline Fever: CAT PEOPLE At 80
Pioneering scare tactics: How Val Lewton and Jacques Tourneur made a vital contribution to the history of queer horror.

ENCYCLOBLEEDIA Of Universal Horror
From American werewolves to Dracula’s daughter… of monsters, men, and vamps.

Going Underground: DEATH LINE (AKA RAW MEAT) At 50
How one of the first cannibal movies still has enough to chew on half a century later.

Exclusive Interview: Masters Of Anthologies With Mick Garris And Reece Shearsmith
An "Inside" look at the legacy of British and American horror anthologies.

Hag Queens: 60 Years Of WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?
Far past its prime, how a perfect slice of American Gothic defined the “Grande Dame Guignol.”

ENCYCLOBLEEDIA Of Slashers
From final girls to zero boys…

9 Horrors From INSIDE NO.9
Opening the doors to the blackest of humor, killer twists, and scares from the best of British television.

ENCYCLOBLEEDIA Of Folk Horror
From ALL THE HAUNTS… to Zines. Defining the “olde” and a “wyrd” revival.

Kill It With Fire! John Carpenter's THE THING At 40
Burned at the time… some films never die. How Team Bo-Teen's work on this definitive cult classic remains the benchmark in practical effects.

Ghosts of Suburbia: POLTERGEIST At 40
How an inherent national spirit became a modern American ghost story, revealing more than just childhood fears.

ENCYCLOBLEEDIA of J-Horror
From AUDITION to zombie metafiction. Wired women, vengeful spirits and other transmissions.

Faith and Fury: ALIEN³ at 30
Less STAR BEAST, more infernal beast. How David Fincher’s “unwanted child” endures.

Raising the Stakes: BLADE II at 20
Of monsters and maestros. How the da Vinci of horror reinvented vampires.