[Art]

The Most Awesome Images Found on Social Media: 5/12-5/16

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?! The big topic of discussion all around the

[Movies]

Five Fun Facts: Alien

If there ever was a week to reflect on 1979’s Alien it’s this one, which unfortunately kicked off with the passing of artist H.R. Giger, whose contributions to the film could never possibly be overstated. Today, we continue our week-long tribute to Giger here on Halloween Love by giving Alien the ‘Five Fun Facts’ treatment,

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Five Planned ‘Sleepaway Camp’ Sequels That Never Happened

Whenever the sun comes back out to play and the weather starts to warm up, the Sleepaway Camp franchise once again becomes a hot topic of discussion in the horror community – it is, after all, the ultimate summer slasher series. This summer is particularly exciting for fans of the franchise, because Scream Factory is

[Collectibles]

So Bad They Were Good?: The Insanity That Was Kenner Aliens

Ok, I have a confession to make – I own a LOT of the Kenner Aliens action figures and am slightly obsessed with them. You know, those crazy lumps of plastic that warped Giger’s beautiful creation into bizarre and tacky toys that basically wanted us to believe that a facehugger would attach itself to ANYTHING!

[Movies]

Five Whacky Godzilla Films That Never Happened

Yesterday we reflected on that time some of the biggest names in 80s horror almost made a Godzilla film, back in 1983, and today we continue the unmade Godzilla fun by looking back on another five planned movies starring the King of the Monsters, which never quite managed to get off the ground, and find

[Art]

H.R. Giger: A Tribute

Legendary artist H.R. Giger has passed away at the age of 74. I first became aware of his work in my very early teens when a shopping trip with my family led me to start exploring the depths of a local book store. At the far end was a large display unit that held the