HorrorUnlimited.com & Diabolique Magazine

HorrorUnlimited.com did a post on their site about our short film “Pliers and Razors”, “UnPretty” and the “Looks That Kill Calendar presents Carnival of Horrors 2015”.  In return I am letting you know about this awesome website and their horror magazine called Diabolique Magazine. 

Make sure to like Horror Unlimited on Facebook and Diabolique Magazine on Facebook.

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Engage your heart, your mind, and your taste for the Macabre within the pages of Diabolique… the premiere horror magazine.

Diabolique is a lavishly illustrated, bimonthly 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.

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What industry pros are saying about Diabolique…

“Diabolique takes its horror seriously, and the content reflects it…A heady, well-written excursion into the horror world…One of the best produced horror film mags introduced in recent years…A top ‘Best Of’ contender.” – Monster Magazine World

“I love Diabolique. Elegant magazine…Beautiful.” – Chris Alexander, Editor-in-Chief, Fangoria

“Horror Happenings highly recommends Diabolique. A great horror magazine.” – Examiner.com

“Diabolique brings back the feeling of joy and awe you experienced when you cracked open your first horror magazine…Truly the cream of the crop!” – Fatally Yours Horror Reviews

“Quite insightful. An intriguing look into the history of horror while also keeping readers abreast of current events.” – Flamesrising.com

“Still a relatively new kid on the block, Diabolique is already cementing its reputation as a horror mag with class…I would urge anyone to pick up an issue of Diabolique and give their brain a workout.” – Cyberschizoid.com

“Thought provoking writing on venerable horror classics, side-by-side with pieces on lesser known works…Meaty, detailed pieces on horror writers old and new…Think of Diabolique as the Vogue of the horror genre. (Maybe even the Vogue Paris).” – Kyle Marffin, author, Gothique, Waiting for the 400 and Carmilla: The Return

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