Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado:
- The Daily Beast reveals how Insidious has pushed the boundaries of horror
- Film School Rejects encourage a second viewing of the recent adaptation of IT
- Hulu sign a deal with Blumhouse TV for a first-of-its-kind horror anthology series
- Rue Morgue talk to Rob Galluzzo about all things Dread Central Presents
- Brian Keene shares his top fifteen books of 2017
The Daily Beast reveals how Insidious has pushed the boundaries of horror
The Daily Beast’s Karen Han talks up the Insidious franchise for its ground breaking inclusion of a septuagenarian heroine.
Film School Rejects encourage a second viewing of the recent adaptation of IT
With the DVD released last week, Valerie Ettenhofer of Film School Rejects argues the case for a second viewing of the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s IT, directed by Andy Muschetti. She explains how the film gets better the more you watch it.
Hulu sign a deal with Blumhouse TV for a first-of-its-kind horror anthology series
With the recently revitalised market for horror at the movies and on TV, followers of genre fiction may have suspected it was only a matter of time until the enormously popular anthology format finds its way to TV. Daniel Holloway of Variety has more information on this exciting development.
Rue Morgue talk to Rob Galluzzo about all things Dread Central Presents
Michael Gingold of Rue Morgue catches up with Rob Galluzzo of Dread Central Presents to discuss the morphing of the Dread Central brand into one now associated with film distribution.
Brian Keene shares his top fifteen books of 2017
The horror legend, Brian Keene has pulled together a blog with a comprehensive list of the best books of 2017, with a little background on each. There is so much gold on this list, so if you have any leftover book tokens or gift certificates, this list will help you spend them.
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