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    'The Incident' and Other New York City Subway Stories

    Michael Gonzales on the bad old days of the subway–and the memorable stories they inspired.

    August 29, 2024  By Michael Gonzales
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    Love Kills the Demon: 30 Years of Natural Born Killers

    Looking back at the controversial reception and tangled legacy of the blood-soaked 1994 film.

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    This Summer in Horror Movies

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    Meet Thomas Byrnes, Gilded Age New York's Performative, Corrupt Police Detective

    He staged elaborate scenes to extract confessions, presented prisoners to police in a "parade," and invented the "Rogues' Gallery"

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    Genre Primeval: How the Western Evolved into the Crime Novel

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    The Rockford Files and the Allure of the Shady PI

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    On Bram Stoker's Forgotten Dracula Play

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    Sometimes We Have Big Feelings About Celebrities. And That's (Mostly) Okay.

    Josh Winning on the role of horror fiction in exploring our complex reactions to the famous and fortunate

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