Last week here on Halloween Love I made a post about four horror-themed mystery boxes that have recently become available to us fans, one of which was the just launched Horror Block. An off-shoot of the popular Nerd Block, Horror Block is a subscription box that’s filled with toys, t-shirts and various other goodies that …
Hey, did you know that this year marks the 30th anniversary of A Nightmare on Elm Street‘s original theatrical release, back in 1984?! Oh right, we already mentioned that here on Halloween Love, at least 14 times. Well, 15 now. Our year-long celebration of the anniversary continues today with a look at five fun Elm …
It was announced just a few weeks back that New Line Cinema is essentially coming back from the dead, at long last becoming a separate entity from parent company Warner Bros., primed and ready to once again regain its former status as a dominant name on the horror scene. New Line is oftentimes referred to …
The art of Graham Humphreys has lived in my memory for as long as I can remember. Some pieces more vividly than others, but show me anything from his horror movie poster/promo work and I instantly get transported back to Saturday afternoons throughout the early 1980s. The musty smell of my local VHS rental store, …
British TV on a sleepy Sunday afternoon rarely features programming that attracts my attention, but this week a little piece of iconic horror history suddenly appeared on the screen and it was fascinating to watch what happened next. Channel 4 in the UK has a programme called Four Rooms, (which I believe is also produced …
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 …
Today we continue our year-long celebration of A Nightmare on Elm Street‘s 30th anniversary here on Halloween Love, having previously covered such topics as an unaired reality TV show from the early 2000s called Real Nightmares, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare, the Nightmare on Elm Street remake and even the 90s series Nightmare Cafe, created by …
As someone who frequently attends horror conventions, I’ve always been fascinated by the dedicated fans who dress up as their favorite characters, taking pictures with fellow fans and acting like the heroes and villains that they love and admire. What compels them to do it? And why have they chosen to dress up as the …
I’ve arranged short interviews with many artists over the last few weeks, amateur and professional. Some of those artists create horror art as well as work based on other genres, some have visited horror briefly then moved on to safer pastures. The individual involved in todays Q&A started away from horror … slowly found himself …
Ok, 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 …
