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Rue Morgue is a Canadian publication devoted to horror cinema, television, literature, comics, music, games, and related popular culture. Founded in 1997, it is known for print issues containing interviews, reviews, news, and criticism about horror in multiple media. Its audience consists of readers interested in the history, analysis, and contemporary production of horror.

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Who founded Rue Morgue magazine?

Rodrigo Gudiño launched Rue Morgue in Toronto in 1997. The magazine grew from a Canadian publication into a broader horror-culture brand with books, events, and digital media.

Why is the magazine called Rue Morgue?

The name comes from Edgar Allan Poe's story The Murders in the Rue Morgue. Poe's story was first published in 1841 and is often regarded as an early modern detective tale.

What does Rue Morgue magazine cover?

Rue Morgue covers horror films, literature, comics, video games, music, and related pop culture. Its editorial work includes reviews, interviews, news, commentary, and coverage of horror events.

How often is Rue Morgue published?

Rue Morgue describes its magazine as bimonthly and distributed internationally. The brand also operates Rue Morgue Digital and has expanded into horror exhibitions, film events, and book publishing.

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