Silver Chameleon

I recently had the opportunity to truly step back in time and take in a piece of horror history--even film history, for that matter. Univers...

Earlier this week, little Zombelina and myself had the opportunity to take part in something really fun and special, thanks to the incredib...

Although there certainly were a handful of fine horror films made prior to 1920, this list can essentially also be called, "My Favorite...

Welcome back one and all, to the one and only, the real, the original Retro Review, right here in The Vault of Horror. Accept no substitute...

There are very, very few major pre-World War II movie stars still around, let alone silent movie stars. But yesterday, we lost one of the m...

I'm hesitant to report on this, but on the chance that it might be the real deal, I felt compelled to spread the word. Someone out there...

That's the question posed by German writer Stefan Eickhoff, whose book Max Schreck: Gespenstertheater (Ghost Theatre) is set to be publ...

Today The Vault of Horror marks the 125th anniversary of the birth of the great Lon Chaney Sr. How fitting indeed that April Fool's Day ...

All I can say is, I never thought I'd be jealous of people who live in Ohio (sorry Ohioans, you know I love you). But if you happen to b...

Some readers may remember a while back when I provided a link to a site that allowed you to watch the Vincent Price classic The Last Man on...

For as long as humans have been sophisticated enough to desire entertainment, we've had an innate fascination with being horrified. Perh...