Ricardo Serrano Denis is a journalist for The Beat, specializing in horror-related content. With a keen interest in the genre, Ricardo covers a wide range of topics including horror films, comics, video games, and literature. His articles provide insights, reviews, and analysis for horror enthusiasts.
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Ricardo’s coverage primarily focuses on horror entertainment, with a strong emphasis on gaming and comic-related content. His articles include reviews, event coverage, and expert commentary related to horror media.
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Looks like 2025 will be the year IDW takes over horror. IDW shook up the horror comics world with the announcement of IDW Dark , a new horror
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Currently streaming on Pluto TV and Sling. If you're new to classic Mexican horror, make note of the names Carlos Enrique Taboada and Chano
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Rick Parker's DRAFTED is a unique war memoir that looks at the ludicrousness of military life and then pokes fun at it.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
It begs the question, do ants really enjoy human flesh that much? Satan's Swarm Writer: Steve Niles Illustrator: Piotr Kowalski
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Surprisingly effective jump scares abound. As is the case with anything that becomes wildly popular the minute it comes out, the found
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
John Vásquez Mejías' The Puerto Rican War: A Graphic History is a resounding achievement that gives the island revolutionary cred.
The last of the year's ‘big four' lands with two astonishing WarGames productions
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Do lost horror series go to heaven? Few things are as sad as horror lost to time.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
A Ghost Story for Christmas was a series of short M.R. James adaptations produced by the BBC and released annually during the holidays.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
The kind of recognition horror needs more of. The National Film Registry chooses 25 movies each year that represent significant contributions
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