DIABOLIQUE RETURNS WITH ISSUE NO. 23

After a hiatus (due to producing a film), DIABOLIQUE is back on the stands. This issue's theme is Medical Horror. Here is what's in store:

FRIGHT FROM THE FRINGE

Chris Hallock’s new column introduces our readers to a broad spectrum of independent horror residing on the outskirts of the multiplex.

PALE GAZE

Christopher Bruno reflects on Georges Franju’s provocative dissection of the doctoral profession, Eyes Without A Face.

TWIN DOCTORS

Colin McCracken sits down with directorial duo, “Twisted Twins” Jen & Sylvia Soska, for an exclusive chat on Medical Horror and their growing filmography, including their latest WWE-produced slasher, See No Evil 2.

THE DEVIL MADE US WATCH IT: THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES

Alexandra West’s column pays homage to the black-comedic Vincent Price vehicle, The Abominable Dr. Phibes.

METHOD TO THE MADNESS

Is Stuart Gordon’s Re-Animator medically accurate? Jake Whritner explains the scientific plausibility of cinema’s best-known Lovecraftian adaptation.

ANATOMY OF A TRILOGY

Kyle Turner examines Tom Six’s soon-to-be-completed, not-soon-to-be-forgotten Human Centipede trilogy.

BLU MAGICK

Kat Ellinger’s new column reviews the hottest vintage Euro-Horror Blu-Ray releases.

LOVECRAFT’S WEST WORLD

Max Weinstein digs through the words of H.P. Lovecraft’s letters, bibliography, biographers, and critics to tell the story of the man behind the weird world of “Herbert West—Reanimator.”

YOU DON’T KNOW JACK

On the film’s 50th anniversary, The Academy has restored Jack Hill’s Spider Baby, cementing its cultural importance. Hill tells Diabolique he isn’t sure what all the fuss is about.

PLASTIC PRISON (PART I)

Does our anatomy shape our destiny? Joe Yanick goes beneath The Skin I Live In to answer this question and more in the first half of his two-part piece.

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