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The Morbid Imagination

Patrick Baird

A journey into the dark corners of society, through crime and horror fiction

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Scarecrows

Here’s a little peek behind the curtain of The Morbid Imagination:

When it comes to Horror, I try to do one of two things: find overlooked films, fiction, or TV shows and discuss and promote them or to dig into the history of Horror and tr...

7 days ago
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Crime!

I continue my look back at the classic Alfred Hitchcock television shows with a sampling of their bread and butter: crime stories.

Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine was founded about the same time as the TV show. It was great synchronicity...

12 days ago
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Horror!

From 1955 to 1965, director Alfred Hitchcock hosted a weekly excursion into murder, crime, tortured psychology, and ironic doom. His television show - Alfred Hitchcock Presents, later re-named The Alfred Hitchcock Hour - featured stories f...

14 days ago
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Tales of Frankenstein

I continue my series on obscure Horror TV with an example that isn’t a series, because it only filmed a pilot. But I think it’s interesting to wonder what could have been, had even just one season been produced.

In 1958, Hammer Films partn...

19 days ago
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Farewell My Lovely/Murder My Sweet

Sorry about missing a crime post last week; that was a byproduct of getting lost in other writing and a little bit of burn out. Feeling much better this week; it didn’t hurt that I sold a lot of books in person to tourists on a beautiful da...

a month ago
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    Navy veteran, former newspaper reporter, and former repo man. Resident of Door County Wisconsin, author of local crime novels. I don't use A.I. Period.

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