We're beyond delighted to officially announce the release of Joseph Maddrey's Adapting King book trilogy, available right now on Amazon! And with today being the 50th anniversary of the release of the very first Stephen King adaptation (Brian De Palma's Carrie), there's really no better time to dive into this subject. Head over to Bloody Disgusting for the full details.

UK author Paul Downey, the madman behind This City is Going to Hell: The Making of Maniac Cop, will be signing copies of his 2026 book this upcoming Saturday in Alfreton, Derbyshire. He's part of an event called TAPE WRECK, which is being held by the 80s Video Shop. Full details are beneath the flyer below! Our next event is THIS SATURDAY as we bring you TAPE WRECK - A Day to Wreck & Rewind. Filling the void left by TAPESTOCK, which we've hosted for the past couple of years,

Author Matthew DuPée has been one busy guy lately. His fall book tour in promotion of We’re Here for the Krites: The Making of Critters was not only a success, but a great time as well! The tour kicked off at the famous Forbidden Planet bookstore in NYC where Matthew was joined by Critters actor Jeremy Lawrence in a rare public appearance! (You’ll recall Jeremy having played Reverend Miller, whose appearance was briefly assumed by the bounty hunter Lee.) Matthew was then off

Craven fans, take note! The Cleveland Public Library has booked author Joseph Maddrey (The Soul of Wes Craven) to speak on the master of horror's life and legacy at their Hough branch on October 29. Dubbed Fright Fall: The Hometown Story of Wes Craven, the event promises to be a night of fall festivities, refreshments, giveaways, and fascinating stories about the legendary filmmaker. Why Cleveland? Why, it's Wes Craven's birthplace, of course. And to make it even cooler, Madd

Fredheads, take note: Nightmare Autopsis author Lowell Greenblatt has been announced to host an upcoming screening of A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors on October 20. The event is happening at the County Theater in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The screening will be followed by an author discussion and book signing in the lobby. The Doylestown Bookshop posted the full details as such: We've partnered with our friends at The County Theater to welcome Rondo-nominated auth

"It's alive, it's alliiiiivvvee!" (cue lightning) We're excited to announce that Bruce Kilkowski Jr's Monsters Unborn: The Lost Universal Monster Remakes has just debuted as a nine-hour audiobook on Audible! Narrated by the terrific Elizabeth Callens, the audiobook was produced by the good folks at Encyclopocalypse Publications. Listen here! Step into the shadowy world behind Hollywood’s most iconic creatures with Monsters Unborn! Drawing on unproduced scripts and decades of

We're Here for the Krites author Matthew DuPée has just announced a fall book tour with four stops spanning from Minnesota to New York. Most interestingly, he'll be joined at his first appearance in NYC by Critters actor Jeremy Lawrence, who played Reverend Miller in the original film. You can bring your own copy of We're Here for the Krites for Matthew to sign, but he'll also have copies available for sale. And while we can't say for sure, it's a safe bet there will be a kri

It was a great time in Chicago this weekend as Dick Warlock debuted his new memoir at the always classy Flashback Weekend convention. He was joined by co-authors John Copeman and Kevin Dennis, who signed copies of Dick Warlock: The Shape of My Career alongside the horror icon. Dick's appearance at Flashback was part of a special Halloween II reunion, which also featured actresses Pamela Susan Shoop, Ana Alicia, and Gloria Gifford.

If you haven't caught it yet, the new ICONS OF FRIGHT podcast has been absolutely killing it this year. Launched to coincide with the release of their new book, Icons of Fright: 100 Interviews with Legendary Horror Filmmakers, the guys have thus far gone twenty-five rounds on the show and they're not showing signs of slowing down anytime soon. The podcast is hosted by the core team from the original Icons website: Rob Galluzzo, Mike Cucinotta, Jason Alvino, and Adam Barnick.