For many, one of the highlights of the Halloween season is indulging in an endless variety of horror films. Whether you’re someone like my...

When it comes to horror, nothing is more iconic than a ghost. From Slimer and Samara to Beetlejuice and Sam Wheat, a ghost can come in al...

The latest issue of Paracinema Magazine is out and ready for you to jump head first into what promises to be the greatest issue of all tim...

With October being just around the corner, I've been keeping myself quite busy gearing up for the Fourth Annual Chucktober Festival of...

Issue 16 of Paracinema Magazine has been unleashed onto the world, and from the looks of it, it appears as if they are taking no prisoners ...

Good lord it's been forever since I last posted anything up in this piece, and for that, I apologize. Though, I suppose you'll get ...

A major transitional period occurred within the horror genre during the 1970s. At the time horror was a genre considered no more than a jok...

What I have here is a double dose of Paracinema love to spread all over you funk soul brothers and sisters on this here sultry supersonic ev...

About midway through the summer, my road warrior partner and I made our way to what must be the grandest of antique/flea markets either of u...

The newest issue of Paracinema Magazine has been unleashed on the ever waiting earth, and it just so happens to be somewhat of a milesto...

Another shitty weekend for movies on TV, so I am forced to skip yet another Horror Hangover...I really hope this doesn't have to happen ...

I just so happened to watch 1981's The Funhouse within the same two days I decide to read the first two issues of Tales of Rocky Point ...

James Gracey is a good friend to Chuck Norris Ate My Baby, and someone I am originally aware of from his contributions to Paracinema Magazin...

Take a look; it's in a book, Reading Rainbow! Wait a second here...what the hell is a book?! Okay, I'm just messing around when I sa...