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Casper, Classism, and Cheap Candy

Oct 30, 2015 Jill Blake 0

Poor Casper. All he wants is to be a normal boy, running and playing with all the other kids…but he can’t, because he’s dead. It’s rather morbid, if you stop to think about it. He’s […]

Movies

The Unseen Horror in Face of Fire (1959)

Oct 29, 2015 Wade Sheeler 0

There’s genres, and sub-genres and sub-sub-genres. I like to think of deformity and its impact on society as a sub-sub-genre birthed through horror and further removed as paradoxical exercises in bigotry, racism, small-town fear; perhaps […]

Opinion

Monstravaganza: Classic TV Horror!

Oct 31, 2014 Terence Towles Canote 2

As part of our MONSTRAVAGANZA Week-Long Event, Black Maria has been fortunate enough to have some guest contributors join the party. Please welcome Terence Towles Canote,  who writes the pop culture blog A Shroud of Thoughts: .. We don’t […]

Reviews

Monstravaganza: Must Watch Warner Archive Instant!

Oct 30, 2014 The Retro Set 0

This week, the Retro Set has given our weekly must-watch Warner Archive picks a  monster makeover in celebration of our week-long Monstravaganza celebration! The Warner Archive boasts a devilish array of horror and cult classics, perfectly […]

Opinion

Monstravaganza: This is a THRILLER!

Oct 29, 2014 Ivan G. Shreve Jr. 2

As part of our MONSTRAVAGANZA Week-Long Event, Black Maria has been fortunate enough to have some guest contributors join the party. Please welcome Ivan G. Shreve, Jr., writer par excellence from over at Thrilling Days of […]

Movies

Monstravaganza: SESSION 9’s Creeping Dread

Oct 29, 2014 Wade Sheeler 0

“Scary” is subjective, just like “funny.” I can tell you I find The Three Stooges hilarious and you can tell me I’m dead wrong, and you can tell me Freddy vs. Jason is the height […]

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