Modern Pulp | Vintage Pulp Oct 31 2009
PLANET TERROR
Horror is a universal language

Above is a worldwide assortment of the creepiest posters we could find in honor of Halloween. Interestingly, Halloween is getting more popular internationally all the time. Where we live it was virtually ignored as recently as ten years ago, but nowadays it’s not a rarity to see both kids and adults dressed in costumes for the occasion. Trick-or-treating hasn’t quite taken hold, just because the layout of the communities don’t really allow for it, but adopting new personas or playing characters is something everyone seems to love, no matter where they live. Everyone likes a good scare, too, and these films do the job nicely. They are Halloween, Halloween again, Rosemary’s Baby, Zombie Holocaust, The Girl Who Knew Too Much, Squirm, Return of the Living Dead 2, The Shuttered Room, Evil Dead 2, Hellraiser, Suspiria, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Vampire Women, The Omen, The Thing, The Shining, Backwoods, Fright Night, and Seuseung-ui eunhye. Happy trick-or-treating. 

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Femmes Fatales Mar 30 2009
CUTTING EGE

Norwegian actress Julie Ege, in a publicity still from 1971's Creatures the World Forgot.

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Sex Files | Musiquarium Dec 5 2008
FROM LUXURY TO HEARTACHE
80s pop karma chameleon shows his worst side.

Androgynous pop music idol George O’Dowd aka Boy George was convicted today in London for false imprisonment of a Norweigian male escort named Auden Carlsen. O’Dowd admitted handcuffing Carlsen, but claimed it was because the escort had hacked into a laptop and stolen sensitive photographs.

Carlsen told a different story—he claimed that after participating in an erotic photo shoot, he briefly performed oral sex on O’Dowd, but refused to go further because he didn’t find the former pop star physically attractive. O’Dowd then became angry and bound Carlsen. Somehow, the escort extricated himself and fled into the street wearing only his underwear, but not before O’Dowd went fully medieval and beat him with a chain.

O’Dowd’s lawyers, in a novel defense, claimed their client was simply too fat to overpower someone as physically fit as the 29-year old escort. They claimed Carlson consented to being restrained while O’Dowd satisfied himself that no photos were missing. But a jury didn’t buy it. They decided O’Dowd really did want to hurt the escort. He’ll be sentenced in January.

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Modern Pulp Nov 26 2008
DOLL PARTS
Barbie gets an extreme makeover.

We love this. Norwegian art student Are Sundnes converted a Barbie doll into a zombie masterpiece and posted the results to his website. In the long history of Barbie makeovers this has to be the best. The only possible improvement would be if she came with Ken’s severed, bloody head.

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The headlines that mattered yesteryear.
March 15
1937—H.P. Lovecraft Dies
American sci-fi/horror author Howard Phillips Lovecraft dies of intestinal cancer in Providence, Rhode Island at age 46. Lovecraft died nearly destitute, but would become the most influential horror writer ever. His imaginary universe of malign gods and degenerate cults was influenced by his explicitly racist views, but his detailed and procedural style of writing, which usually pitted men of science or academia against indescribable monsters, remains as effective today as it was eighty years ago.
March 14
1964—Ruby Found Guilty of Murder
In the U.S. a Dallas jury finds nightclub owner and organized crime fringe-dweller Jack Ruby guilty of the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Ruby had shot Oswald with a handgun at Dallas Police Headquarters in full view of multiple witnesses and photographers. Allegations that he committed the crime to prevent Oswald from exposing a conspiracy in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy have never been proven.
March 13
1925—Scopes Monkey Trial Ends
In Tennessee, the case of Scopes vs. the State of Tennessee, involving the prosecution of a school teacher for instructing his students in evolution, ends with a conviction of the teacher and establishment of a new law definitively prohibiting the teaching of evolution. The opposing lawyers in the case, Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan, both earn lasting fame for their participation in what was a contentious and sensational trial.

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