There are signs in the US and the UK that horror fiction is in the throes of a comeback but Australia is yet to follow suit.
An Onion article from 2002 reports: In a dramatic reversal of decades-old medical wisdom, the late Dr. Albert Rossum, director of the O'Bannon Institute For Postmortem Nutritional Studies, recommended an all-brain diet for zombies Tuesday.
Following the Million Little Pieces and Forbidden Love furores yet preceding the If I Did It hoo-haa, Lunar Park is Bret Easton Ellis's bizarre take on memoir.
There's a close correlation between humour and horror - although the gags in Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 may be lost on those with weak stomachs.
Tasmanian independent publisher Tasmaniac Publications is asking readers to set aside their preconceptions and take a fresh look at horror.
A look back at Richard Bachman's 1977 novel Rage.
One of the world's most famous authors, Stephen King, was mistaken for a vandal in an Alice Springs bookstore on Tuesday. Dymocks store manager Bev Ellis says a customer saw the horror novelist walk into the store.
Australian speculative fiction writer and editor Alisa Krasnostein is inviting space pioneers to help populate the far-off world of New Ceres.
I can't believe Alien was once destined to be named Star Beast, starring Tom Skerritt! Read on for more Movie Minutiae madness.
An Australian woman has attributed her son's bravery after a suspected shark attack to a recent horror movie he watched.