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MovieFanFare’s latest Create-a-Caption entry features author-turned-meteorite victim Stephen King in the 1982 horror favorite Creepshow. Click here to see the complete still and our caption, and then leave your own suggestion in the comments below.
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Killer worms, haunted nunneries, and the vampire next door: these are the elements in three of the nine sometimes overlooked scream gems in Brian Sieck’s classic article. Check out Night of the Demons, Ginger Snaps, Feast and more fright faves inside.
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Some of Stephen King’s most memorable scare moments have been on the small screen. We’d like to hear which of the author’s TV adaptations–Salem’s Lot, It, The Stand, Under the Dome and more–tops your list.
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Following up on one of MovieFanFare’s most commented upon posts, Jason gives three examples of the fright flicks that continue to send shivers up his spine, even with repeated viewings. Which horror movie haunts you to this day?
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Halloween, so it seems like a good time to check out this classic MovieFanFare collection of 15 classic fight film moments. From The Phantom of the Opera to Psycho to The Blair Witch Project, it’s a terror trip not to be missed.
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For decades a mysterious, Sasquatch-like man-beast has been said to roam the swamps of southwestern Arkansas…and movie screens, as well. Guest writer Rick29 takes a look at the legend of the Boggy Creek Monster, its cinematic career, and the annual festival held in its honor.
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For over 60 years he’s written, directed or produced over more than 400 movies of all types. In this classic review, author Fred Burdsall blasts off with the Corman-produced 1981 sci-fi shocker Galaxy of Terror, starring Edward Albert and Erin Moran.
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Groundbreaking horror film writer/director Wes Craven died this past weekend from cancer at 76. We look back at the career of the man who “dreamed up” Freddy Krueger and turned “slasher movie” conventions on their ear with Scream.
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From The Hills Have Eyes to the Elm Street and Scream series, his films changed the face of cinematic horror. MovieFanFare remembers writer/director Wes Craven, who passed away this weekend from cancer at 76, and invites you to vote for which of his fright flicks is your favorite.
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Which are the scariest Stephen King movies? See if any of the King films that give you the creeps are here, and scare up your own picks in the comments!
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