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The Authors (and where to find out more about them)
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre by Felissa Rose (Twitter @Felissa_Rose)
Halloween by Sean James Decker (Facebook @Sean.Decker)
Psycho by Tony Timpone (Twitter@TonyTimpone1)
Gojira by Miguel David Rodriguez (Twitter@HIFilmFest)
Predator by Hank Braxton (Twitter@BraxtanFilm)
Creepshow by Dave Parker (Twitter@DaveParker666)
Alien by Arielle Brachfeld (Twitter@ABrachfeld)
Aliens by Calder Greenwood (Instagram@CalderGreenwood)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacreby Clint Carney (Facebook @ClintCarney)
H.P. Lovecraft's Re-Animator by Graham Skipper (Twitter @GrahamSkipper)
Friday the 13thPart 2 by Nick Phillips (Instagram@NicholasCPhillips)
Day of the Dead by Michael Klug (Facebook@Michael.Klug.98)
Bram Stoker's Draculaby Tammy Sutton-Walker (Twitter @Tamity)
The Sighting by Frank Merle (FrankMerle.com)
An American Werewolf in London by Joshua Lou Friedman (Facebook@JoshuaLouFriedman)
Halloween by Michael Gingold (Facebook@MichaelGingold12)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders by Staci Layne Wilson (Instagram@StaciLayne)
A Nightmare on Elm Street by Josh McKevitt (JoshMckevitt.com)
Drag Me to Hell by Jonathan Martin (BohemianIndustries.com)
The Exorcist by Sarah Nicklin (Instagram@SarahNicklin)
Deadly Friend by Blake Reigle (BlakeReigle.com)
Dawn of the Deadby Eric Spudic (EricSpudic.net)
Fright Night by B. Harrison Smith (Class85.com)
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein by Rolfe Kanefsky (RolfeKanefsky.com)
John Carpenter's The Thing by Ernie Trinidad (ErnieTrinidad.com)
Sleepaway Camp 2: Unhappy Campers by Hunter Johnson (LAHorror.com)
The Return of the Living Dead by Jack Bennett (Twitter @ThatJackBennett)
Creature from the Black Lagoon by Todd Robey (RobeyArt.com)
An American Werewolf in London by Terry Wolfinger (Wolfinger.BigCartel.com)
Puppet Master by Julia Hapney (Facebook @EvilDreamer)
Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman by C. Courtney Joyner (IMDb)
Day of the Dead by Chris Hampton (Instagram @CJH1313)
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Halloween by Alex Napiwocki (SafetyMeetingProductions.com)
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