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How a director who hated the original, a befuddled Richard Burton and demonic locusts made a film so bad it had audiences’ heads spinning

(1) SERGEY LUKYANENKO WILL BE WORKING ON THE RAILROAD. Starting tomorrow, Chengdu Worldcon GoH Sergey Lukyanenko will join a whistlestop tour of Russia "Book beacons of Russia. Reading August 2023". The TASS publicity release says: "Reading August" [is] a book expedition from Murmansk to Vladivostok, which will be held for the first time from August

Arguably the worst disaster in the history of Stephen King adaptations.

Taking a look at the first time that Blumhouse Productions tackled a Stephen King adaptation.

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Gallery Books via Amazon We don’t have any hard data on exactly how many tweens discovered too-old-for-them romance novels by stumbling upon the intriguing cutout cover of Flowers in the Attic, but surely it’s somewhere close to 100 percent. V.C. Andrews’s debut novel, published in 1979, was a Gothic gateway for many a young romance reader, while the numerous reviews that deemed the incestuous plot "scandalous" and "shocking" only enticed readers more. Flowers in the Attic hasn’t los...

Good horror is rarely just a single note; it is a symphony, argues editor Brian J Showers