We Belong Dead issue 35

In this captivating issue of We Belong Dead, readers are taken on a haunting journey through the enchanting world of French horror cinema. The publication celebrates the rich history that spans from the pioneering days of Georges Méliès to the contemporary movements shaping the genre today. Each article delves into iconic films and forgotten gems alike, revealing the cultural impact these works have had on both horror fans and filmmakers around the globe.

The contributors, including Eric McNaughton and Darrell Buxton, expertly weave together insightful critiques and nostalgic reflections, shedding light on the evolution of cinematic horror in France. The issue is filled with stunning visuals and rare photographs that bring to life the chilling atmospheres and unforgettable characters that have defined the genre.

As readers explore the pages, they will not only discover the eerie tales spun by visionary directors and artists, but also the broader historical context that fueled their imaginations. This issue immerses horror enthusiasts in the spine-tingling allure of French film, making it a must-read for anyone passionate about the genre.