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Five Best Rock n Roll Songs from Horror Movies!

Posted 9 years ago

Alright, let's start this off by saying that these are rock ‘n’ roll songs that were written specifically for horror movies. That or have become so synonymous with a specific horror movie that it's hard to separate the two. Maybe...

Robert Englund’s favorite Freddy kill will surprise you

Posted 9 years ago

Monsterpalooza just took place over this past weekend so we have a seemingly endless stream of cool horror-related news pouring in. That said, this particular story, courtesy of Freddy Krueger himself, Robert Englund, is the one that has grabbed my...

Where in the Horror are they Now? Robert ‘Freddy’ Englund!

Posted 11 years ago

ROBERT ENGLUND THEN: When we first started looking into who we’d feature in this weeks Where in the Horror are they Now? we had another story in mind. And then came the heartbreaking news last night that we have lost...

It’s the Booze Talkin’, Not Another A Nightmare on Elm Street remake!

Posted 11 years ago

The very first time I watched the original A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET late night on cable, I was terrified. Freddy Krueger felt all too real, and it didn’t help that we kept hearing some strange scratching noises coming from...

It’s the Booze Talkin’: I want an Elm Street Sequel! Just do it right!

Posted 12 years ago

It all started back in 1984 when Wes Craven gave the world of horror one of its most iconic villains. Of course I’m talking about Freddy Krueger. Described by “final girl” Nancy (Heather Langenkamp) as a man with “knives for...

Where in the Horror are they now? Jennifer Rubin!

Posted 12 years ago

JENNIFER RUBIN THEN: Freddy Kruger had his fair share of butt-kicking ladies to contend with. Most finally gave in to his nightmarish ways, but occasionally we as the audience remember the good fight. One such adversary is the unforgettable “Taryn...

Sell-Out or Not: Wes Craven!

Posted 13 years ago

Ready to decide who’s a SELL-OUT OR NOT? Last time out, the majority of you felt that the great George A. Romero has NOT become a sell-out over the years. Well this column, not unlike the last, will unofficially indict...