MonsterZine Archives
The Making of King Kong: A Natural Horror Adventure
They Went for a Little Walk: The Mummy in Fact, Folklore, Fiction, and Film, Part 2
Three Genre Gems You Might Have Missed: Ravenous, Session 9, and Frailty
The Return of Chandu: A Must for Lugosi Completists
Jack Pierce: The Man Behind the Monsters
Ginger Snaps: Puberty Ain’t No Bed of Roses
They Went for a Little Walk: The Mummy in Fact, Folklore, Fiction, and Film, Part 1
Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages
Hell House: It’ll Really Scare the Hell Out of You
Bela Lugosi Presents: A Stellar Edition of The Devil Bat
Cloning Cats, Dogs, and Plots: Cc: and The Sixth Day
Eight Legged Freaks: A Love Letter to Giant Bug Movies
They Only Wanted to Rule the World: A Celebration of Cinematic Villainy, Part VII
Lamberto Bava’s Macabre: Just Another One of Those Days
The Hound Delivers in MGM’s The Hound of the Baskervilles
Schlock: John Landis and Rick Baker Reminisce
Abby’s Lazarus Soul: William Girdler’s Tale of Demon Posession in Search of a New Audience
All About the Movies: A Selection of Non-Fiction Books About the Horror Film Genre
The Sheriff’s Going To Kill Us, or Something: A Review of Satan’s Cheerleaders
The Pit and the Pendulum: AIP’s Follow-Up to The House of Usher
Pocket Essentials Offer Pocket Insights
The MonsterClub.com Guide to Horror
They Only Wanted to Rule the World: A Celebration of Cinematic Villainy, Part VI
The House of Usher Still Stands
The ultimate version of fan favorite Fiend
Two Musts for the Karloff Collector
Opera: Argento’s Ode to Beauty and Cruelty
The Ballad of Gatlin, Nebraska (with apologies to Robert W. Service, Rudyard Kipling, et al)
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Celebrating 50 Years of A Christmas Carol
Still Watching the Skies: Fearing and Loving the Alien in ‘50s Movies
They Only Wanted to Rule the World: A Celebration of Cinematic Villainy, Part V
Klaatu & Gort: Unmasking the Unmaskable
A World Beyond the Stars: A Review of Unearthly Stranger
“There’s Gargoyles in Them Thar Hills”: VCI Home Classics presents Gargoyles
Send in the Crones: Older Women Stars in Contemporary Gothics, 1962-1976
The B-Movie Mystique: American Feminism at the Drive-In
The Grand Dames of Horror: Maria Ouspenskaya and Una O’Connor
They only Wanted to Rule the World: A Celebration of Cinematic Villainy, Part IV
The Universal Classic Monsters Collection Part III: Monsters in Love
Hannah: Vampire Queen on a Budget
Karloff Delivers In Two Underappreciated “B” Classics
BioHorror: The Spawning of a New Genre
“Your Mother was the Lightning”: The Frankenstein Legacy in Film and Literature
They only Wanted to Rule the World: A Celebration of Cinematic Villainy Part III: Vengeance
Terrors of the Matinee Monsters: Childhood Memories of the Schaffer Theater
The Universal Classic Monsters Collection Part II: The Whales
The Seven Habits of Highly Unsuccessful Mad Scientists, or “How I Didn’t Do It” by Gustav Niemann
You don’t have to be pretentious to enjoy Flesh for Frankenstein, but it helps
All Hail the Ackermonster! Online Efforts to Organize a Monstrous Tribute
Vampire Over London: Bela Lugosi in Britain
The Silent Films of Bela Lugosi
They only Wanted to Rule the World: A Celebration of Cinematic Villainy Part II
The Universal Classic Monsters Collection, Part I
Bela Lugosi’s Dead...But Not Forgotten
Bava set is solid choice for collectors
The Invisible Man Reverts: Paul Verhoeven’s Hollow Man
Conrad Veidt: Cinema’s Dark Prince
They Only Wanted to Rule the World, Part I