Rue Morgue (magazine)

Rue Morgue is a Canadian horror culture magazine founded in 1997 by Rodrigo Gudino. The magazine focuses on coverage of horror films, literature, art, and culture, encompassing a wide range of subgenres including classic horror, exploitation films, independent horror, and international horror cinema.

Rue Morgue distinguishes itself through its scholarly and in-depth articles, interviews, and reviews, often featuring notable figures in the horror community. The magazine is known for its high production value, featuring glossy pages and detailed artwork. It aims to approach horror with respect and critical analysis, rather than sensationalism.

Regular features include film reviews, book reviews, convention coverage, interviews with filmmakers, actors, and authors, and articles on specific horror subgenres or themes. The magazine has also produced special issues dedicated to particular directors, films, or horror history topics.

In addition to the print magazine, Rue Morgue has expanded its presence to include a website with regularly updated news and articles, podcasts, and a convention series called "Festival of Fear" (previously "Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear").

Rue Morgue has become a respected voice in the horror community and is considered a leading publication in the field. It caters to horror enthusiasts, filmmakers, academics, and anyone interested in exploring the darker aspects of popular culture. The magazine has played a significant role in promoting and preserving the history of horror cinema and literature.