[Movies]

Five Fun Facts: A Nightmare on Elm Street

In our ongoing attempt to offer up as much love to A Nightmare on Elm Street as we possibly can this year here on Halloween Love, in honor of the 30th anniversary of its theatrical release, we now give the film the Five Fun Facts treatment, which will hopefully inform you about a thing or

[Art]

The Most Awesome Images Found on Social Media: 6/2-6/6

We’ve reached the end of another week – thank god! – which means it’s time to once again take a look at the coolest, weirdest and/or most awesome images that I’ve stumbled across on social media this past week. So let’s get right to it, shall we?! My buddy Aaron Crawford unleashed his new art

[Bite-sized Horror]

Happy Birthday Robert Englund: Time to Party Like Freddy!

It’s hard to imagine now, but there was once a time in my youth when I only knew Robert Englund as an actor because of his role as Willie, the gentle, friendly Alien from the epic 1980s Sci-Fi show V. But it was a contrast that just proved to me (even as a kid), what

[Movies]

Reader’s Choice: Michael James Aspinwall Slices Open His Horror Top Ten

You know the drill. These are the articles that open up the floor to you, the Halloween Love readers and allow you to reveal your favorite horror movies and most importantly explain WHY they are your favorites. I’ve been overwhelmed with responses and I’m thrilled that the readers wanting to be involved have felt comfortable

[Interviews]

Wall Worthy: Keeping Horror Posters Special with Adam Rabalais

What happened to movie posters? Did Hollywood executives just sit down one day and decide that posters no longer needed to capture your imagination and be something you would be proud to display on a wall in your home? In my youth I had posters everywhere: Several from the Elm Street movies, posters for Friday

[Interviews]

Movie Monsters of the Deep: Crazy Cool Toy Photography by Krulos

In my last action figure photography article we looked at some incredible shots created by Ben Sottak, who would take his figures out into the open world and when he found the right location at the right time of day the end results were stunning. This week we continue the outdoor theme by looking at

[Movies]

Richard Riehle: My Favorite Horror Movie ‘That Guy’

He’s been brutally killed by both Victor Crowley and Michael Myers, and he even popped up for a brief appearance in the latest installment of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. Surely you recognize Richard Riehle’s face, but don’t feel bad if you’ve never been able to put a name to that face. Over the weekend