Little Blog of Horror

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The wait is finally over, See No Evil 2 is now available on Video On Demand and October 21st, you can own it on DVD. As a fan of the first See No Evil [...]

Asylum of the Dead was directed by Michael Rooker and stars Haylie Duff (Napoleon Dynamite), Beverley Mitchell (7th Heaven) and Michael Rooker (The Wa [...]

Clerks meets Frankenstein meets National Geographic in a horrifying story in Kevin Smith's Tusk. [...]

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This little nugget of advice is going to be a tad bit different from the last. This piece will focus more on females writing in the horror genre. I am [...]

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