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We can hope for all our sakes -- the teachers, the children, and, oh yes, the brave American workers who have no work -- that President Obama takes a different road -- one that requires courage of a spiritual level equal to the physical courage of our young warriors sent now, by him in harm's and horror's way.
Sharon O'Connell: Barack Obama, Where Have You Gone? Oh, There. Sharon O'Connell 2011
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When an impenetrable dome crashes down on Chester's Mill, Maine, we are slammed up against the wall of one of the reigning king of horror's mightiest epics.
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As a macabre primer to this parallel universe, we suggest "The Theatre Bizarre," a portmanteau both ghastly and intelligent, featuring a murderer's row of contemporary horror's more prominent practitioners.
'Man on a Ledge' Does a Balancing Act John Anderson 2012
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Indeed, if "Shock Value" has one key flaw, it is that its author sometimes forces the facts to fit his thesis—of horror's death and ¬rebirth—rather than the other way around.
When the Silver Screen Went Red Andrew Stuttaford 2011
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Equally, with some savage Italian exceptions films by Mario Bava and Dario Argento, foreign influences on horror's revival are largely overlooked.
When the Silver Screen Went Red Andrew Stuttaford 2011
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Dollar Bin Horror features some great reviews and articles revolving around horror's lesser known and lesser celebrated films -- all at bargain basement prices if you know where to look.
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The international gathering of horror's brightest talents and their fans will take place from April 28 through May 1, 2011.
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The international gathering of horror's brightest talents and their fans will take place from April 28 through May 1, 2011.
June 2009 2009
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Dollar Bin Horror features some great reviews and articles revolving around horror's lesser known and lesser celebrated films -- all at bargain basement prices if you know where to look.
Archive 2010-04-01 2010
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But even this was anticipated, as Mr. Zinoman concedes, by the sniper in Peter Bogdanovich's "Targets" 1968, a strikingly smart film, co-starring Boris Karloff, that elegizes the passing of horror's old guard.
When the Silver Screen Went Red Andrew Stuttaford 2011
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