Tony Todd Explains Why 'Candyman' Messed You Up So Much
Tony Todd spills the tea about 'Horror Noire', 'Behind the Monsters', and his forthcoming autobiography. Read the full interview now.
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Tony Todd spills the tea about 'Horror Noire', 'Behind the Monsters', and his forthcoming autobiography. Read the full interview now.
Featuring six new stories highlighting stories of Black horror. By FANGORIA Staff · July 26, 2021, 3:05 PM PDT HORROR NOIRE (2021) Lots of exciting news coming out of Comic-Con this past weekend, one item we are particularly excited about — Shudder's upcoming Horror Noire anthology feature. The narrative anthology is based upon the 2019 documentary Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror, which was based upon the Robin R. Means Coleman, Ph.D. non-fiction book, Horror Noire: Blacks in American Horror Films from the 1890s to Present. The movie will feature six segment...
Photo: Taylor Hill (Getty Images) Hey, it’s 2021 and liking nerdy stuff is cool, right? Superhero movies are still the biggest thing in the world? More people are doing puzzles than at any time in history since Herman T. Jigsaw invented the modern puzzle? Everyone still has an opinion and wholly imaginary digital currencies that simultaneously mean nothing and everything? Okay, good. Otherwise, we’d feel a little self-conscious about discussing something as crushingly nerdy as Colin Meloy and Chris Funk from The Decemberists announcing that they’re going to start streaming their weekly ...
Daniel Elkind Rereads James Chapman’s TV-War Novel GLASS (pray the electrons back to sand) February 18, 2021 Thirty years ago, as “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)” by C+C Music Factory topped the American charts and Silence of the Lambs took Home Alone’s spot at the top of the box office, a U.S.-led coalition of 35 nations launched its defense of Kuwait—an operation codenamed Desert Shield to hammer home the message. This act of liberation, and the campaign known as Desert Storm that followed, would ultimately lead to the deaths of more than 100,000 people, most of the...
Saws, bought axe. did it." but matt birkbeck believes bob's claims about the killing were attempts after the fact to sanitize what the evidence suggests was a brutal murder. >> it makes no sense. and if you look at the autopsy report it shows that morris had been beaten severely in the upper torso, and he even perhaps suffered a heart attack. so obviously something else was going on. >> reporter: after his arrest bob called his friends the altmans and tried to explain what happened. >> he said he went to a fugue state. he was an out of body experience. i -- it's hard to understand. >> reporter...