Meredith Borders
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Houston, TX, United States
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Past articles by Meredith:
Ranking The JOHN WICK Movies, Because Why Not?
What else do you have going on today? → Read More
The 13 Best Women Writing Horror Today
Online Writers Workshop, Online Monthly Classes taught by published authors and industry professionals and Robust Literature Magazine with Columns, Interviews, Reviews and more. → Read More
150 Years Later, ‘Little Women’ Is Still The Biggest Of Deals
Online Writers Workshop, Online Monthly Classes taught by published authors and industry professionals and Robust Literature Magazine with Columns, Interviews, Reviews and more. → Read More
Stephen King's 10 Best
Online Writers Workshop, Online Monthly Classes taught by published authors and industry professionals and Robust Literature Magazine with Columns, Interviews, Reviews and more. → Read More
Primer: What You Need to Know About Steve Alten’s ‘Meg’ Series Before Seeing the Movie
Online Writers Workshop, Online Monthly Classes taught by published authors and industry professionals and Robust Literature Magazine with Columns, Interviews, Reviews and more. → Read More
The 13 Unluckiest Characters In Fiction
Online Writers Workshop, Online Monthly Classes taught by published authors and industry professionals and Robust Literature Magazine with Columns, Interviews, Reviews and more. → Read More
[SXSW Review] 'Ghost Stories' Is Theatrical Horror at Its Best
Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman’s Ghost Stories began its life as an 80-minute play shrouded in mystery at the Liverpool Playhouse, and we can see some of thos → Read More
An Entire Sequence in ‘Ready Player One’ Revisits a Horror Classic
Spoilers for Ready Player One below. Ernest Cline’s novel Ready Player One is full of references to ‘80s pop culture: video games, board games, music, movi → Read More
[SXSW Review] 'Ready Player One' Shows Us Steven Spielberg's 13-Year-Old Heart
Before Ready Player One screened to a packed audience in The Paramount last night, Steven Spielberg took the stage and talked animatedly about how much he → Read More
[SXSW Review] 'Upgrade' Is a Lot of Goofy Fun
There’s a scene in Upgrade in which Logan Marshall-Green exhibits some straight-up masterful physical comedy. Can we get this guy – the mournful-eyed star → Read More
[Review] 'Winchester' Endeavors to Deserve Helen Mirren
The story of Sarah Winchester is one of the most interesting in American gothic history. According to lore, the widow of William Wirt Winchester and heires → Read More
Thanks For Six Great Years
Meredith says goodbye. → Read More
DON’T EVER CHANGE Brings True Crime To Your Living Room
Don Swaynos' horror short is a must-watch. → Read More
Get In The Christmas (Horror) Spirit With HOLIDAY FEAR
Santa had it coming. → Read More
The Mustache Lives Again: DEATH ON THE NILE Greenlit
Kenneth Branagh's Poirot caper gets a sequel. → Read More
MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Review: Perfect Poirot
Kenneth Branagh takes on Agatha Christie’s famed Belgian detective with aplomb. → Read More
The Overlook Film Festival Moves To New Orleans
America's most haunted city, meet America's most haunted festival. → Read More
What I Did On My Halloween Vacation To The Winchester Mystery House
Last week Meredith took a trip to THE HOUSE THAT GHOSTS BUILT. → Read More
NECKBEARD III: THE NECKENING Delivers The Horror Of The Fedora
Check out another great horror short this Halloween! → Read More
Say Something Nice: POLTERGEIST III
The unpopular sequel has some terrific practical effects. → Read More