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The Year’s Best Horror Stories was a twenty-two volume annual anthology series that ran from 1971 through 1994. Christopher Lee himself wrote the introduction to 1972’s Volume II.
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Mandy isn’t the kind of movie that can be ranked on a scale of good to bad. It it […]
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Ghoul, the new three-episode miniseries from Netflix, generates its chills with a blend of tried-and-true tropes borrowed from multiple […]
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The Maiden Voyage and Other Departures by Jessica McHugh is a collection of six loosely related stories that hinge […]
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