A brief list of the scariest moments from the American TV shows I watched growing up in the sixties and seventies along with some of my favorite moments.
Tag: Hammer Films
MY SCARIEST AND FAVORITE SIXTIES AND SEVENTIES HORROR MOMENTS
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H. P. Lovecraft’s “Reanimator” Reanimated!
Along with the Sherlock Holmes projects mentioned in my last post, Caliber Comics is publishing a new edition of the Re-Animator anthology I edited in 1991. To help spread the news, I’m sharing a brief interview about this new edition that will …
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