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Apart from the stray slasher flick, Halloween is traditionally a dead spot on the Hollywood calendar.

Hundreds of horror movies are released every year, many of them directly to the video store, so it's very easy for even a good horror movie to fall through the cracks.

Our review of Shocker , published April 25th, 2001, is also available. Three times the terror.

This week we start with horror, the horror. The catalogue of Universal Studios Home Entertainment contains an endless supply of horror films, from pioneering silent days up to the blood-splattered present.

Remember the days when the best way to see early footage of a movie you might want to see was in the music video for a soundtrack single? I think my memories of Shocker are more from the Megadeth video than the actual movie.

Prolific character actor Ted Raimi recently took some time out of his busy schedule to provide FANGORIA with this exclusive interview, in which he discusses everything from his childhood experiences to the recent release of DRAG ME TO HELL.