The Morbid Imagination
Patrick BairdA journey into the dark corners of society, through crime and horror fiction
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 214 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Night of the Eagle/Burn, Witch, Burn
Here’s another overlooked gem for the spooky season!
Looking for some Hammer-style Gothic Horror? Night of the Eagle (1962) provides a smart and well made story of black magic and very English paranoia.
The Morbid Imagination is a reader-...
Exhuma
I continue my spooky season focus on overlooked horror movies.
Trauma is a popular theme of many current horror movies, usually some individual trauma that haunts the protagonist and re-appears mirrored in some malevolent form. But trauma...
The Hallow
It’s the spooky season!
From here forward to Halloween, I’m going to review overlooked horror movies, so you can supplement your viewing list of the standards (Halloween, Universal Monsters, Horror anthologies, etc.) with something fresh a...
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...
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...
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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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