The Morbid Imagination
Patrick BairdA journey into the dark corners of society, through crime and horror fiction
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Early British Gore: Part 2
In my previous post, I made the case that it was British producers in the late 1950s, responding to the success of Hammer’s early color masterpieces, that created a new, more gory and sexy style of horror movie. None were more infamous than...
Early British Gore, Part One
What better time than the Spooky Season to celebrate the birth of the modern gore era – thanks to our cousins the Brits.
Conventional wisdom credits Blood Feast (1963) with inaugurating the modern era of film gore, but its mere existence d...
The Terror: Devil in Silver
How about a binging choice for the spooky season?
AMC’s 2018 miniseries The Terror was a ratings and critical success, widely praised as a well produced, scary re-imagining of the ill-fated polar expedition of the HMS Terror, with the fict...
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...
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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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