Johnson-Callwell returns to his intrepid explorers this November with a three story anthology entitled Our Encounters with Evil and we asked him a series of questions about the new book and his love of all things that go bump in the night.
Johnson-Callwell returns to his intrepid explorers this November with a three story anthology entitled Our Encounters with Evil and we asked him a series of questions about the new book and his love of all things that go bump in the night.
The latest entry in The History Press’ popular Haunted America series delves into the history of the studio, and more specifically, into the numerous accounts of supernatural experiences that have been experienced by current employees and guests at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Hill’s reputation in the world of comics (as the writer of one of the greatest horror comics in the history of the medium, Locke and Key) immediately gave the new imprint respectability, along with the promise of numerous, varied horror titles over the next year, including the inaugural entry from Hill House Comics, Hill’s very own Basketful of Heads.
Mr. Aja spoke with us to answer some of our questions about his filmmaking process and some of the unique steps required to bring a film like Crawl to the silver screen.
The era of big business, big hair, and low budget horror is rife with enough horror films to pack any documentary, but before director David A. Weiner unveiled his work on In Search of Darkness: The Definitive ’80s Horror Documentary, no one had ever attempted to capture the zeitgeist of the decade in such a fashion.
Although most fans may not immediately connect the horror and fantasy genres, Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Riccardo Federici do, and if you’re a skeptic, they are ready to prove it to you with their new epic horror fantasy from DC Comics Black Label imprint, The Last God.