Halloween Horrors IV: The Awakening – September/October 2011
Editorial
A Horrible Problem To Have
by Less Lee Moore
Interviews
Mixtape For The Apocalypse: An Interview With Author Jemiah Jefferson
by Lisa Anderson
Rue Morgue’s Festival of Fear 2011
The Killing Floor: What Happened At Rue Morgue Festival Of Fear 2011
by Less Lee Moore
A Nocturnal Nomad: Near Dark With Lance Henriksen
by Less Lee Moore
Nose Putty In My Hair: Time With Tom Savini
by Less Lee Moore
We Were Having A Party And Harry Warden Started Killing Everybody: 30 Years Of My Bloody Valentine
by Less Lee Moore
Ghoulish Gaming
Such Dulcet, Horrifying Tones: The Music of Silent Hill
by Jonathan Barkan
Batman: Arkham City—The Album
by Paul Casey
No Gods or Kings. Only Man: Bioshock
by Paul Casey
Terrifying Television
True Blood: Music From The HBO Original Series, Volume 3
by Melissa B.
He Is the Night, He Is Vengeance, He Is Batman: The Animated Series
by Paul Casey
Crypts And Blood: A Creepy Crawl Through The History Of Horror Hosts
by Cait Brennan
Greetings Traveller: Tales From Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace
by Paul Casey
Frightening Films
Jesus Take The (Lunar) Wheel: Apollo 18
by Emily Carney
Theatre Of Blood: The Stage Is Set . . . For Murder!
by Aila Slisco
Blood-Curdling Books
Halloween Nation: Behind The Scenes of America’s Fright Night, By Lesley Bannatyne
by Danny R. Phillips
Horror Films of the 1970s, By John Kenneth Muir
by Less Lee Moore
Fate And Fault In A Ford Pinto: The Everyday Horror Of Cujo
by AJ Wood
More Macabre Media
The Haunter Of The Dark: Horror In Radio
by Paul Casey
Everything Undead Is New Again: Are Vampires Still Vicious?
by Kai Shuart