[Books and Comics]

Fangoria — Cover to Cover

The latest news over at Fangoria has me jazzed in all the most horrific ways! This summer, Cemetery Dance and Fango will be teaming up to create an epic Fangoria coffee table book that will feature every Fangoria cover in their 35 year history! Talk about a conversation piece. Oh, you read that right. The

[Movies]

Razor Sharp Tongue: Classic Freddy Krueger Moments

Halloween Love is showing some serious LOVE this month to the one and only Freddy Krueger. If you haven’t already entered the incredible Giveaway that is running all through April then do it now and after you have finished tell your horror loving friends and get them involved as well! One insanely lucky reader will

[Fiction]

Flash Fiction: Lady Loretta

In the heart of the city stood a small library, tucked away between an abandoned convenience store and a grotto of trees predominantly used for smoking and drinking. While this library was very indistinct — a dilapidated building that housed the elderly who clung to dusty pages, and the young who sought out memories of

[Reviews]

Can’t Avoid it Any Longer: The Friday the 13th Movies Get Ranked

If you’ve been following my posts here on Halloween Love over the last couple of months you will have probably noticed I’m a bit of a Friday The 13th nut. I love Freddy and Michael as much as the next guy but when it comes to the Horror Icons Jason is my main man. Over

[Movies]

Welcome to Fright Night

When presented with the idea of writing about my favorite horror film of all time, I must admit some hesitance on my part. How can you ever do it justice and really explain why it gets you all warm and fuzzy inside? But, being a gal who is almost always up for a challenge, welcome

[Interviews]

Elephant in the Room — Christine Elise McCarthy

Elephant in the Room is a series of interviews with people made famous by their roles in horror movies. But we’re not going to talk about that. Nope. We’re not going to mention those horror movies. We’re going to take a slight departure from asking the typical questions and instead delve into what their lives