The Morbid Imagination
Patrick BairdA journey into the dark corners of society, through crime and horror fiction
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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...
Boris Karloff’s Thriller
Continuing my review of lesser known horror TV…
I love 1960s television. Partly due to nostalgia, sure, it’s what I grew up with in my childhood. But re-watching shows from that era, you can’t help admire the quality of the writing, the wi...
Classics Dark and Dangerous
As a result of re-reading Stephen King’s Danse Macabre, his take on the history of the horror genre, I revisited or looked up a few obscure or semi-obscure television series. For the next few weeks I will be presenting my take on them.
Fir...
Mr. Magoo’s Frankenstein
I was browsing YouTube recently and was stunned when I stumbled across something from my childhood that I had completely lost in the memory vault.
Mr. Magoo’s Doctor Frankenstein.
Yes, that’s the oblivious, nearsighted old gentleman who b...
Why Critics Hated The Thing
It’s a very well known story now: John Carpenter’s The Thing was released in the summer of 1982, a few weeks after Steven Spielberg’s feel good hit ET: The Extraterrestrial. Critics hated it and it seemed that audiences wanted something mor...
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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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