Lance Henriksen to attend Rue Morgue Festival of Fear 2010

Lance Henriksen will be making an appearance at the upcoming Rue Morgue Festival of Fear. As we all know, Lance is no stranger to horror conventions and this one looks to be a big one. Last year they festival attracted over 60,000 fans. It will be held in Toronto, Canada from August 27th-August 29th.

Other special guests include James Marsters (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel), David Cronenberg (The Fly, Dead Zone), William Forsythe (The Devils Rejects, Rob Zombie's Halloween) and Joan Collins (Tales From they Crypt,Empire of the Ants).

BacktoFrankBlack is planning on attending and covering the event. Stay tuned for more details!

BacktoFrankBlack plans on attending and covering the event. Stay tuned! For more information on the festival, click here

RUE MORGUE magazine features BacktoFrankBlack

Check out the latest issue of Rue Morgue Magazine, #91, (follow the link here for more details and how to purchase online). BacktoFrankBlack features in their Dreadline features, to quote, "Movement to revive Chris Carter's Millennium gains online momentum."

The feature carries an interview with yours truly. There is plans in motion to have BacktoFrankBlack highlighted again on the Rue Morgue radio station, hopefully with Lance Henriksen as the guest interview. Keep your eyes peeled and your ears flappy for more news on that event!

Also inside the issue:

GENERATION HEX
When The Blair Witch Project - which was made for around the cost of a new Toyota - was released ten years ago, it succeeded beyond all expectations and went on to change the face of horror. Rue Morgue goes back to the woods of Burkittsville with directors Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez to examine the lasting effects of The Blair Witch Project. Plus: Catching up with Blair Witch star Michael C. Williams, and previews of Myrick's The Objective and Sánchez's Seventh Moon.
by Dave Alexander

THE SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN
Halloween comes early this season courtesy of October Shadows, a book that collects images inspired by everyone's favourite time of year.
by Jovanka Vuckovic

FACES OF DEATH
There was a time when families would have a cast of a loved one's visage made as a funerary memento. Now, one man is reviving the practice for modern mourners.
by W. Brice McVicar

PORTRAIT OF AN AMERICAN NIGHTMARE
One of the most punishing movies every made just got a lot more brutal with a restored director's cut. Filmmaker Buddy Giovinazzo recalls his struggles making Combat Shock.
by Mitch Davis