[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.
[REVIEW] DEAD LEAVES: NIGHT ROOM BY GINA NUTT
Welcome to Dead Leaves, an occasional table stacked high with recent horror tomes! Today we delve into Night Rooms by Gina Nutt, an
[REVIEW] AUDIBLE.CA’S ‘THE SANDMAN’ IS A REVERENT, SLICKLY PRODUCED ADAPTATION
Audible, Dirk Maggs, and an impressive cast get pretty damn close to delivering the “definitive” adaptation of Vertigo Comics’ THE SANDMAN.
[ZINE] MONSTROUS FEMALE FEAR : THE POWER OF SADY BOYLE’S ‘DEAD BLONDES’ AND DAVID CRONENBERG’S ‘RABID’
While the roots of many of the fearful creatures Sady Doyle describes in her book are ancient, the stories of murder by exorcism, etc. are often very recent. It was with this last point in mind that I revisited one of my favorite films, David Cronenberg’s 1977 film Rabid.
[REVIEW] NEW YEAR, NEW YOU: READ ‘CAMGIRL’ AND CHANGE YOUR FUCKING LIFE
Isa Mazzei’s life is so lively yet terrifying, bold yet dramatic. Do yourself a favor and change your life with CAMGIRL.