Rue Morgue Magazine

[Macabre1205]

The only one I have is issue 66 because they are extremely hard to find in NC. But i subscribed to it so I should be getting more, I can't wait either, they are great magazines.

[mR_BuNgLe]

Originally Posted by caustic_coffee

That cover bears a striking resemblance to you Bungle.

Yep, cropped and flopped.

[Paradis v.1]

i bought every issue for about a year and a half ending about a year ago. Just got sick of it, after about 10 issues i never got around to reading half of the content and they would keep compounded upon each other until i just stopped buying them.

At that point i figured something out. I've think learned everything i want to know about horror movies, and seen 90% of the ones i need to. Not to say i'm done watching them, but over a 5 year span of reading up and trading DVDs, i think i pretty much covered everything and don't need to continue crusading for more. There' a lot to be liked about all the italian sleeze and exploitation films of the 70s, the classics from then and before as well as the errie period ruled by hitchcock and brigman, but my true passion really does lay with those cheesy 80s that i grew up with. And i've definitely scraped that barrel.
BD keeps a pretty good finger on the pulse for new stuff so that'll do. I'd sell most of my Rue Morgues if anyone really wanted them that bad. (i'll keep the one where they printed my letter )

On that note, this is Paradis signing off, See ya in another life brothas

[WereAllVictims]

I'd love to write for these guys someday...

[ZOMBIE COMMANDO]

I ended up giving most of my collection to my roomates to cut pictures out and make a collage of porn and violence.

[mR_BuNgLe]

Out now!!



OF MYSTICISM AND MADNESS
After languishing in obscurity for the last 30 years, the misunderstood, exiled cult genius Alejandro Jodorowsky is finally getting his
long-awaited day in the sun with the release of a new box set and definitive book. Jodorowsky and his son, Santa Sangre star Cristóbal speak.
by Ben Cobb, Rodrigo Gudiño, Chris Alexander and Mark R. Hasan

GHOSTS OF THE PAST
Acclaimed short filmmaker Nacho Cerdá makes his feature debut with The Abandoned.
Interviews with Cerdá and co-writer Karim Hussain. Plus: After Dark Horrorfest set reviewed, and more!
by Stuart Andrews, Last Chance Lance and Mario DeGiglio-Bellemare

PENANCE FOR A GORENOGRAPHER
Fred Vogel ruminates on his August Underground series and moves forward with his new film The Redsin Tower.
by The Gore-met

DEVILS AND DARLINGS
Jason D’Aquino creates storybook-like miniatures with distressing details.
by Jovanka Vuckovic and Kirsten Anderson

DEPARTMENTS:

NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND
Love.

DREADLINES
Darabont wraps shooting on King’s The Mist, Maritimes short wins Grindhouse trailer contest, Clive Barker and Linda Blair voice Teddy Scares film.

CINEMACABRE
Interview with 28 Weeks Later star, Harold Perrineau. Reviews of Zodiac, The Tripper, The Hills Have Eyes II, Dead Silence, Masters of Horror: Right to Die, Albert Fish, The Breed, Evil (To Kako), Sublime, and more. Reissues presents Bava on Bava: Five Films of Blood, John McCarty’s Fearmakers Collection, reviews of Re-Animator, Naked You Die, Beyond Dream’s Door, They’re Playing with Fire, and more.

CINEMARQUEE.
The Living Coffin.

SCHIZOID CINEPHILE
Spotlight: Bob Clark.

BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS
Spotlight: Serena Valentino’s Nightmares & Fairy Tales: 1140 Rue Royale. Reviews of 28 Days Later: The Aftermath, Blood Nation #1, The Dark Goodbye, Death Dealer #1, Hellboy: Darkness Calls.

THE NINTH CIRCE
Spotlight: Earthling Publications. Reviews of Zombiemania: 80 Movies to Die For, The Hellraiser Films and their Legacy, Midnight Mavericks, Lost Echoes, Haunted Homeland, and more.

TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR
Warwick Castle – Warwickshire, England.

THE GORE-MET
Menu: Two ’80s Kung Fu bloodbaths.

AUDIO DROME
Spotlight: The Twilight Theatre. Reviews of The Host OST, 300 OST, Deadly Friend OST, Marcus OST, Bad Ash, Blitzkid, Crud, Lordi, Impetigo, Grave Robbers, Six Feet Under, Cannibal Corpse.

PLAY DEAD
Do You Worship Cthulhu?, Gloom: Unwelcome Guests, Bullet Witch.

CLASSIC CUT
F.W. Murnau’s Faust.

GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE: 25 new subscribers will win copies of Curse of the Zodiac and Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield County courtesy of Lionsgate and Barnholtz Entertainment.

Rue Morgue #67 is dedicated to the memory of Bob Clark and his son Ariel Hanrath-Clark. RIP.

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[JGrayland]

Great magazine... i look forward to it more than I do Fangoria now.

[mR_BuNgLe]

ON STANDS JUNE 1st!

MY PET ZOMBIE
This month, Lionsgate releases Fido, a ’50s-styled satirical zom-com that plays out like a parody of Lassie with Day of the Dead’s Bub in the role of the family dog. Interviews with director Andrew Currie, zombie hero Billy Connelly, and more!
by Monica S. Kuebler, Dave Alexander, Last Chance Lance and Mark R. Hasan

BENEATH THE CITY OF OTHERS
Comic book titans Steve Niles and Bernie Wrightson team up for City of Others. Plus: Future Frights from Steve Niles.
by Jovanka Vuckovic and Joseph O’Brien

THE VIOLENCE OF THE LAMBS
In the tradition of Peter Jackson’s early splatter comedies comes Jonathan King’s Black Sheep, New Zealand’s latest horror export. Plus: review of three new tainted meat movies.
by Dave Alexander, Brad Abraham, Chris Alexander and JJ McAllister

T.S. KUEBLER’S CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Step inside and witness the exquisite full-size monster sculptures of Thomas Scott Kuebler.
by Jovanka Vuckovic

CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
Eli Roth returns to the torture dungeons of Eastern Europe with a sequel to Hostel.
by Dave Alexander

DEPARTMENTS:

NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND
Women and horror.

DREADLINES
Versus director helms Barker’s Midnight Meat Train, Corman’s Leeches to rise again in remake, Horror-themed social networking grows with FearNet.

CINEMACABRE
Reviews of Grindhouse, Rise; Blood Hunter, Severance, Slaughter Night, Vacancy, The Reaping, Creepshow III, Ils, The Nature of Nicholas, Shutter, MoH: The Screwfly Solution, 13 Tzameti, and more. Reissues presents Deimos Entertainment’s deluxe Paul Naschy series, reviews of Night of the Comet, The Clown Murders, The Man and the Monster, Bleak Future.

CINEMARQUEE
Frankenstein Conquers the World (1966)
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SCHIZOID CINEPHILE
Spotlight: Nomads.

BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS
Spotlight: Hellblazer. Reviews of Dead High Yearbook, Micrographica, MPD Psycho Vol 1, The Secret, and Detective Comics #622-624.

THE NINTH CIRCE
Spotlight: John Kenneth Muir’s Horror Films of the 1980s. Reviews of Japanese Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films, Mondo Lucha A Go-Go, La Dolce Morte, Jeff Strand’s The Sinister Mr. Corpse, Scott Sigler’s Ancestor, and more.

TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR
Devil’s Den – Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

THE GORE-MET
Menu: The Gore-met calls out Grindhouse.

AUDIO DROME
Spotlight: The Brains. Reviews of Planet Terror OST, Death Proof OST, L’isola degli uomini pesce OST, The Reaping OST, Greatest Science Fiction Hits V, Bardi Johannsson, Glenn Danzig, Calabrese, Welcome to Circus Punk-a-Billy Vol. 2, :Wumpscut:, and Rwake.

PLAY DEAD
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, 300: March to Glory, Ghost Rider.

CLASSIC CUT
Edgar Lee Masters’ Spoon River Anthology

GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE: 20 new subscribers will win copies of Black Magic, The Boxer’s Omen and Super Inframan courtesy of Image Entertainment.

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[mR_BuNgLe]

ON STANDS JULY 1st!



KIDS VS. MONSTERS!
The Monster Squad, a Bad New Bears-meets-the-Universal monsters kid comedy, has gathered an impressive cult following since its release twenty years ago. This month, the lost gem finally makes its way to DVD. Rue Morgue reunites director Fred Dekker, the entire cast of monsters, creature designer Stan Winston and star Andre Gower.
by Chris Alexander, Dave Alexander and Jovanka Vuckovic

THE CRYPT NEVER CLOSES
Tales from the Crypt is reborn and looking better than ever with Gemstone Publishing’s ongoing series The EC Archives. The history and legacy of the most famous horror comic book series of all time.
by Paul Corupe

SPILLING GUTS WITH SLAYER
Twenty-four years after Slayer’s unholy inception, guitarist Kerry King reveals the lighter side of his band’s fascination with evil, ritual dismemberment… and all manner of anti-Christian abomination.
by Jovanka Vuckovic

HOUSE OF WAX
Visit The Witch’s Dungeon wax museum, North America’s longest-running Halloween attraction.
by Paul Corupe

DEPARTMENTS:

NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND
Rape.

DREADLINES
FanTasia highlights include Jean Rollin and apocalypse films; Undead creators trade zombies for vampires in second feature.

CINEMACABRE
Featuring a profile on Lurker Films. Reviews of Joshua, 1408, Day Watch, Bug, 28 Weeks Later, MoH’s “The Black Cat,” Alone with Her, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Blood Tea & Red String, and more. Reissues presents Deimos Entertainment’s Welcome to the Grindhouse series, reviews of Who Can Kill a Child?, The Blind Woman’s Curse, Five Bloody Graves/Nurse Sherri, Video Violence… When Renting is Not Enough, and more.

CINEMARQUEE
Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1958).

SCHIZOID CINEPHILE
Spotlight: Tales That Witness Madness.

BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS
Spotlight: The Spectre. Reviews of Arkadian: No Witness, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Creature from the Depths, Hack/Slash, and Jonah Hex.

THE NINTH CIRCE
Spotlight: film scholar Tom Weaver. Reviews of Television Fright Films of the 1970s, Bela Lugosi: Dreams and Nightmares, Michael Marshall’s The Intruders, B.H. Fingerman’s Bottomfeeder, Steve Gerlach’s Love Lies Dying, and more.

TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR
Dearly Departed Tours – Hollywood, California.

THE GORE-MET
Menu: Video sex and violence from Japan.

AUDIO DROME
Spotlight: Tiger Army. Reviews of The Dead Girl OST, Dead Silence OST, Zombi, The Ripmen, Serpenteens, Marilyn Manson, 3 Inches of Blood, Killing Joke, Blood Freak, and Glenn Danzig.

PLAY DEAD
Zombietown, Penumbra: Overture and Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia.

CLASSIC CUT
The Quatermass Xperiment.

GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE: Twenty-five new subscribers will win a Misfits Records prize pack consisting of a messenger bag filled with a 30th anniversary T-shirt and CDs from The Misfits, Osaka Popstar, Balzac and Juicehead.

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[I am a HORROR movie!!!]

I really outta subscribe to this. My Fangoria subscription is ending in 2 or 3 months, I'll check it out then.