By Keith Roysdon

Keith Roysdon (He/Him) is a lifelong writer who took early retirement from newspaper reporting and now writes freelance, turning out news articles and pop culture pieces. He's also a fiction writer, and his novel "Seven Angels" won the 2021 Hugh Holton Award for Best Unpublished Novel from the Mystery Writers of America Midwest Chapter.

Apocalypse Then: The Superiority of Bygone Disaster Films

Nixon’s Favorite Sci-Fi: A Peak of the Genre During Turbulent Times

There’s a Light Over at the Frankenstein Place: The Joy of Midnight Movies

Jonny Quest and the Missing Point: The Censorship Standards of Mid-Century Cartoons

The Hardcover Connection: The Lost Charm of Film Reviewer Press Kits

Shock!: How Old Monsters Haunted A New Generation

What Makes a Cult Movie? (And What’s That Watermelon Doing There?): A Look Back At “Buckaroo Banzai”