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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The Chaser
The wildly unexpected box office success of Curry Barker’s Obsession was attributed to many factors: its commentary on modern dating dynamics and sexual morality, its creator’s YouTube base, or its place amid the wave of a horror film renai...
Tales From the Crypt/Vault of Horror
It was a match made in heaven. Or was it Hell?
Amicus Productions, with their solid history of horror anthologies, adapting stories from EC Comics was a classic example of you got your chocolate in my peanut butter.
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Western Noir: The Hour of the Gun
The Shootout at the OK Corral has been fertile ground for Hollywood for decades. This is partly because Wyatt Earp moved there in his later years and served as a fount of stories for scriptwriters. But it’s also a great framework for confli...
The House That Dripped Blood/Asylum
As the Amicus horror anthology series continued into the early 1970s, it seemed that that the studio had figured out the format, as their efforts gradually improved.
The House That Dripped Blood (1970) features another collection of Robert...
Laura
If there was a year when the genre of Film Noir was really born it was 1944. That was the year of Edward G. Robinson’s and Fritz Lang’s dark Woman in the Window, Dick Powell’s turn as Phillip Marlowe in Murder My Sweet, and the hugely succe...
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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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