Bethany Lake

Thirty-six years later, it's still not cranberry sauce.

Had Ingmar Bergman directed a "CREEPSHOW" remake, it might have looked something like this.

In the 70s and 80s, Hollywood screen legends were in their 70s and 80s, many of whom were still working, and …

Rue Morgue recently had the opportunity to sit down with Damien Leone, writer/director/mastermind of TERRIFIE…

If one is looking for something to fill the gap between Mickey Mouse and Hellraiser, look no further.

In this 1973 offering, Romero scares us with the most terrifying material of all: reality.

Together, “Mother” and “Tryin’ To Get To Heaven” stand as new reminders of the incredible artist we lost five…

Earlier generations had journalists such as Hunter S. Thompson and Norman Mailer and poets like Charles Bukow…

Amidst a pandemic, political unrest, and economic distress, Diamond Dogs offers a new translation to a listen…

The End of the End of the Earth Jonathan FranzenFarrar, Straus and Giroux, 2018 Review by B.H. Lake Jonathan …

In his latest book, Little Boy, Lawrence Ferlinghetti tells a story that took place in his teenage years. An …

Untold stories are hidden everywhere: in small and all-but-forgotten Nova Scotia towns, in abandoned building…

In his 1993 article, "Getting Away From Already Pretty Much Being Away From It All", David Foster Wallace rec…

Walden Dean is a stenographer who records the worst and most violent criminal cases. But as he continually wa…

The director looks back over four decades of "Fall Break."

Four decades later, the star of Wes Craven's iconic 1984 slasher is still into survival.