[ADVANCE REVIEW] ‘MAD GOD’ IS UNLIKE ANYTHING YOU HAVE EVER SEEN BEFORE
Mad God Starring: Alex Cox, Niketa Roman, Satish Ratakonda, Harper Taylor, and Brynn Taylor Written & Directed by: Phil Tippett Special Effects master
[REVIEW] ‘THE SPINE OF NIGHT’ IS A BRUTALLY ENTERTAINING ANIMATED EPIC
The heir apparent to films like Wizards and Fire & Ice emerges in the thunderously entertaining The Spine of Night.
[REVIEW] HULU’S ‘FRESH’ IS A RAZOR SHARP AND PITCH BLACK HORROR-COMEDY
Fresh Starring: Daisy Edgar-Jones, Sebastian Stan, Jojo T. Gibbs, Andrea Bang, Dayo Okeniyi, and Charlotte Le Bon Written by: Lauryn Kahn Directed by: Mimi
[BOOK REVIEW] ‘STAR TREK: CODA: BOOK 1: MOMENTS ASUNDER’ BOMBASTICALLY HERALDS THE END OF AN EU ERA
The Star Trek Expanded Universe is dead! Long Live The Star Trek Expanded Universe! Our review of a Star Trek crossover decades in the making.
[INTERVIEW] LINDSAY MERBAUM DEBUTS WITH LIMINAL HORROR SMASH THE GOLD PERSIMMON
Author Lindsay Merbaum debuts on the indie horror scene with The Gold Persimmon, out now from Creature Publishing. The Overlook. Bates Motel. The
[REVIEW] BIG FINISH PRODUCTIONS’ ‘DOCTOR WHO: THE ANNIHILATORS’ IS A SUPER-SIZED ROMP
Big Finish Productions serves fans of the Second & Third Doctors an extra-sized treat in The Annihilators. Oh, my giddy aunt! Our review!
[REVIEW] DEAD LEAVES: AND WHAT CAN WE OFFER YOU TONIGHT BY PREMEE MOHAMED
Today we delve into ‘And What Can We Offer You Tonight’ by Premee Mohamed, a speculative novella that’s fast to read but lingers in the mind.
[ADVANCE TV REVIEW] ‘MARVEL’S HAWKEYE’ IS A HYSTERICAL, DOWN-TO-EARTH ROMP WITH THE WORLD’S BEST ARCHER(S)
Bro. You’re gonna love Disney+’s Hawkeye, bro. Is real good show. It’s funny and Clint and Kate punch people.
[INTERVIEW] KRISTIN GARTH AND NICK MORRISSEY’S ‘WICKERPEDIA’ WILL SATISFY FOLK HORROR FANS
From Daily Drunk Magazine comes Kristin Garth and Nick Morrissey’s Wickerpedia. Wicker Man stans, look no further–this anthology of art and writing might be
[LISTS] SHOCKTOBERFEST 2021 – HENENLOTTER WEEK!
This week’s edition explores a link between contemporary filmmaker James Wan and Frank Henenlotter and the golden age of exploitation.