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Covering Ghosts of Fear Street with Mark Garro
High profile artist Mark Garro is known in the YA horror community for being one of the cover artists who worked on Ghosts of Fear Street. Alongside Broeck Steadman, John Youssi, Jim Ludtke, Happy Boy...
The Six Most Expensive Horror Movies of All Time [and Why They Cost So Much]
You have to spend money to make money. In Hollywood, this has been the requirement for the most financially successful movies of all time. The logic behind throwing a lot of money at a project is the ...
Books To Give You Christmas Fear
After writing about the Christmas-themed entries in the Fear Street franchise, and the Christmas-themed anthology in the Goosebumps franchise, I thought it was time to bring the spotlight to some othe...
A Brief and Shocking History of the Ouija Board
Death is one of life’s great mysteries, one that humanity has always sought to make sense of, since those that have departed cannot exactly come back and impart their knowledge of the afterlife...
New on Wicked Horror TV: December 12, 2022
Welcome back to What’s New on WHTV! This weekly list will update you on everything that is coming to Wicked Horror’s streaming counterpart, Wicked Horror TV. If you’re not aware, ...
New on Netflix: December 9th, 2022
Welcome back to New on Netflix! This week we have another short list featuring a private detective, a “prank” caller and an Indian true crime series. Happy viewing! See Also: 10-Years Late...
These Christmas Tales Will Give You ‘Goosebumps’
Christmas horror can be a tricky thing to pull off. The most common trope seems to be evil Santa stories. While Fear Street had a plethora of holiday-themed novels, Goosebumps mostly avoided Chri...
Practical Matters: The Frustrating Story of the ‘Thing’ Prequel We Could Have Had
2011’s The Thing has its fans. I can’t say that it’s totally maligned because if anything, more people seem to be discovering it over time. It didn’t do great in theaters a...
10-Years Later, ‘The Collection’ Still Rips
Making a good horror sequel is tough, so major kudos to The Collection for throwing out the rulebook and doing something defiantly different and, at times, totally bizarre with a threadbare premise es...