Ricardo Serrano Denis is an Editor at The Beat. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, pop culture, and subcultures, while also exploring themes related to artificial intelligence and machine learning. Ricardo's insights and expertise have been featured in The Beat.
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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.
Pitching ideas that tie into the horror genre within gaming or comics could be particularly effective. Additionally, given his focus on seasonal content (e.g., themed holiday guides), providing pitches around upcoming events or celebrations tied to the horror genre may also resonate well with Ricardo.
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By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
With great power comes great horror. The line that separates a hero from a monster is easier to cross than we think.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Trauma, anger, guilt, it all flows down. Delivering a message without relying on text to get the point across is no small feat.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Be sure to read with the Cathedral soundtrack playing in the background. John Carpenter might have just made the case for every horror comic to be accompanied by its own soundtrack.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Gold Rush horror meets female resiliency. Once upon a time, California bled gold.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Remember, RIZZ and DELULU are in the dictionary. The world of wizards and dark academia revolves around words.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
This coming Sunday, August 23rd, 2026. New York is losing another veteran comic book store, Hypno-Tronic Comics in Staten Island.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
Publishing books for the dead, the living, and everyone in between. Horror's place in the library varies wildly by location.
Sure, it's people that are haunted, but theaters can be too. Few horror movies can legitimately claim to be in contention for the title
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
The book also sports one of the creepiest covers ever made. Few things are disquieting as a haunted girl, regardless of how many examples of them we have.
By: Ricardo Serrano Denis
A sleep demon in Freddy Krueger territory? There's something uniquely unsettling about having night terrors that are so bad you're afraid to go to sleep.
