You guys are familiar with Rue Morgue magazine right? Of course you are. If you’re here at Arrow in the Head then at the very least you should know Rue Morgue magazine. Well considering today seems to be an extremely slow news day I’m going to hit you all with an interesting little update regarding the top genre magazine. Ready for this?
Taking a que from various other publications, it seems Rue Morgue is the latest magazine to get with the times and go digital! You see if you head on over to digital newstand Yudu you’ll be able to order up copies of Rue Morgue and read that shite straight from your PC and Mac. But that’s not all! There’ll also be an app available for the iPhone, iTouch and iPad. How iExciiting!
In all seriousness this is some pretty solid news. So now we’ll be able to enjoy the greatness of Rue Morgue straight from our computer. Natch! Scope out a bit more from the official press release:
Rue Morgue Digital offers readers all the latest horror news, reviews, interviews and editorial that has made the multiple award-winning magazine a worldwide phenomenon, plus a ton of additional bonus click-through content, including streaming audio and video highlights, hot links, easy browsing capabilities, exclusive content, multiple viewing options, personalization settings and much more.
Readers can now sign up to access their favourite horror magazine one week prior to newsstands for only the introductory price of $6.99 US/CAN per issue, $49.99 for a year (11 issue) subscription.
Rue Morgue’s November issue #106 is now available in print and digital formats and features an incisive look at the bold new wave of rage-fuelled cinema rearing its head in Eastern Europe, with a special look at the ultra-violent and psychologically crushing A Serbian Film. Plus exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews for Gareth Edwards’ indie blockbuster Monsters; the women behind the “ultimate driller killer thrillers” of the Slumber Party Massacre series; the dark side of the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival; The New England Grimpendium guide to the macabre; the horror heartbreak of Motionless in White; Whitby, England’s famous Dracula Walk; a second look at the Rolling Stones’ Luciferian classic Sympathy for the Devil and lots more.
Bonus features in the digital edition include a video Q&A with A Serbian Film director Srdjan Spasojevic, co-writer Aleksandar Radivojavic and executive producer Nikola Pantelic from the 2010 FanTasia International Film Festival, along with embedded movie trailers, streaming audio, sample book chapters and tons more.
Sold yet? Of course you are. As you can see in the text above the November issue is already available, so what’re you waiting for? Head on over to Yudu and start enjoying Rue Morgue instantly!
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