Horror Drive-in
Mark SieberReviews, essays, and reflections about horror in all its forms, with special emphasis on nostalgia and classic books and films.
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Halloween Ends: Season of the Bitching
My friends and I worked outdoor labor jobs back in the early eighties. We all loved rain days. They may have put us behind on our bills, but free time is precious. We were always happy to have some.
One day it was pouring and four of u...
The Comic (1969)
Once again I bring you things you won’t see anywhere else. Particularly in horror circles.
Dick Van Dyke and Carl Reiner collaborated on the very popular The Dick Van Dyke Show. It was from the Golden Age of the Sitcom and is one of th...
Last and First Men (2020)
I was having lunch with a friend the other day, and naturally the conversation turned to movies. He asked me if I had seen Last and First Men. I had not seen it, nor had I heard about the movie. I asked in turn if it was based on the Olaf S...
Video Town, by Robert Freese
Twenty years ago, I never heard of a guy named Robert Freese. It was back in the heyday of the Shocklines Bookstore. A better time for the horror fiction field, as far as I’m concerned. Things were smaller, more manageable. I couldn’t read...
Trad Wife, by Sarah Langan
I’ve never sat through an entire thread or reel from a content creator. The moments I’ve seen make me feel like humanity is long overdue for extinction.
A line in Sarah Langan’s Trad Wife hit home in a big way:
All influencers wer...
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