Geek Empire (Curated)
Sometime in the last decade, geeks took over the world. Geek Empire celebrates their triumph over movies, TV, games and more. Curated by Stu Horvath | Twitter: @TheGeekEmpire
The Problem With ‘Sherlock’
The Problem With ‘Sherlock’
Benedict Cumberbatch is great in ‘Sherlock,’ but he’s no Holmes.
Anatomy of a Bastard
Anatomy of a Bastard
Unwinnable.com’s ‘Playable’ project and the black art of game development
This Horrific Life: Patterns Within Patterns
This Horrific Life: Patterns Within Patterns
Room 237 explores ‘The Shining’ and proves you can see anything if you stare long enough
This Horrific Life: The Spookiest Night of the Year
This Horrific Life: The Spookiest Night of the Year
Five of the Many Faces of Halloween
This Horrific Life: Laughing in the Dark
This Horrific Life: Laughing in the Dark
The Marriage of Comedy and Horror
This Horrific Life: Terrible Beauty
This Horrific Life: Terrible Beauty
Art, Horror and Collaboration in the Hellboy Universe
This Horrific Life: In Here, With Us
This Horrific Life: In Here, With Us
They may be legion, but there is only one great exorcism movie
This Horrific Life: Night Riding
This Horrific Life: Night Riding
In which our heroes return to the weirdest places in New Jersey
This Horrific Life: A Legacy of Brutality
This Horrific Life: A Legacy of Brutality
Glenn Danzig, horror and New Jersey
This Horrific Life: Speaking to the Dead
This Horrific Life: Speaking to the Dead
Knocking on Death’s Door with the Ouija Board
This Horrific Life: The Kids Didn’t Make It
This Horrific Life: The Kids Didn’t Make It
Five horror stories that break the taboo of killing kid characters
This Horrific Life: The Kids Are All Right
This Horrific Life: The Kids Are All Right
A look at five great horror movies where the kid is the hero
This Horrific Life: Teaching Evil
This Horrific Life: Teaching Evil
Peter Straub’s novella, A Special Place, will leave a stain in your mind.
This Horrific Life: All Out of Bubblegum
This Horrific Life: All Out of Bubblegum
They Live’s message of disobedience is more relevant than ever.