Here’s what I’ve been reading and watching this week:

• The Strange Lovecraftian Statuary of Puerto Vallarta
• 5 Things I Learned from Gunnar Hansen’s Chain Saw Confidential
• A Head Scratcher: 9 Brains Found Next to Train Tracks
• Q&A: Hellraiser Author Clive Barker on Almost Dying, Hustling, and Killing Pinhead
• Sneak a Peek Inside Dracula’s Castle
• Rape Culture and Horror: Part 2
• Reviving Japan’s Dreaded and Beloved Ghosts
• Ten Mysterious Undeciphered Codes and Inscriptions
• Random-Ass Interview: Livia Llewelyn
• Stephen King’s Finders Keepers
• Alan Moore On Us Being Far Too Comfortable with Cthulhu
• Review: Vermilion by Molly Tanzer
• Meet London’s Most Terrifying New Statue
• Booked: Horror/Thriller Author Paul Tremblay

Here’s what I’ve been reading and watching this week:

• The Terrifying Truth: Spiders Are Falling from the Sky
• She Walks in Shadows: Table of Contents and Cover
• “Alien” Gargoyle on Ancient Paisley Abbey
• Restaurant Shut Down for Selling Human Flesh
• TC Review & Interview: The Professor Is In – John Langan Teaches and Terrifies
• “Sing Me Your Scars” by Damien Angelica Walters
• Beware of the Bunny Man!
• The Shining Retrospective: Wendy’s Journey from Victim to Hero
• An Oddball Mash-Up: P.M. Elrod’s The Hanged Man
• Five Weapons You Don’t Want Your Enemy to Bring to a Fight
• From Pet Sematary to City of the Dead: 10 Awesome Things George Romero Almost Made
• A Brief History of LA’s “Witch House”
• Sneak a Peek Inside the “Witch’s House” of Beverly Hills
• The Scarlet Gospels Is the Horror Novel of 2015
• Gobekli Tepe: The Burying of an Ancient Megalithic Site
• Friday’s First Last Girl: An iHorror Interview with Adrienne King
• Scientists Figured Out What Would Really Happen During a Zombie Outbreak
• Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now Is a Special Kind of Supernatural Thriller That Aptly Deals with Subjects Far From Supernatural
• Innsmouth Gold Coins
• Why Writing Horror Is Hard
• Aliens Will Be Bear Size, According to Math