Diabolique - No. 11 (Jul/Aug 2012)

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Diabolique celebrates DARK SHADOWS!

Inside This Issue:

The Darkest and Longest of Shadows
David Del Valle remembers his friend Jonathan Frid

Remembering Kaneto Shindô
Jay McRoy reflects on the passing of a great master of Japanese Cinema

Even the Ghosts are Haunted
Jay McRoy on Kenji Mizoguchi’s legendary ghost story, Ugetsu Monogatari

Collinwood Calling
Robert J.E. Simpson discusses Dark Shadows, old and new

Fear in the Afternoon
Drew Beard on Dark Shadows, Gothic horror and the soap opera

Born Weird
Michele “Izzy” Galgana profiles indie filmmaker Don Coscarelli (Phantasm)

Aspects of Gothic Opera
David Huckvale finds the links between Gothic opera and modern horror

Phantom of the Opera
David L. Rattigan on how the love that ‘never dies’ died

Jess Franco’s Count Dracula
Robyn Talbot examines the exploitation maestro’s adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel

Excision
Matthew Coniam reviews Richard Bates Jr.’s new indie film

The Glass Bead
Fiction by Joan Eyles Johnson

Diabolique Magazine Description:

Engage your heart, your mind, and your taste for terror.

Diabolique is a lavishly illustrated print and digital magazine exploring every aspect of horror film, literature and art. The magazine brings fresh perspective to subjects old and new, foreign and domestic – from ancient folklore and Gothic classics to contemporary film releases and modern literary gems. Each issue brims with insightful commentary, analysis and engrossing information complemented by photos, illustrations and handsome, full-color design.

Since its inception in 2011, Diabolique and its writers and artists have been nominated for 17 Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards, including Best Magazine, Best Article, Best Interview, Best Cover, Best Theme Issue, and Best Overall Issue. In 2015, the magazine won the Rondo for Best Overall Issue. Past issues have included contributions from such horror luminaries as Jonathan Rigby, David Del Valle, David Huckvale, Paul Murray, and Elizabeth Miller.