BOOK REVIEW – “Death, Infection, The Devil… and Jed” The Best of Howard Carlyle
Allow me to talk a bit about my thoughts on Howard Carlyle. This book is not the first work I read by him since I...
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“Black Wake” Review – There are worse things in the water than jellyfish….
Jeremiah Kipp (Director), Carlos Keyes (Exec Producer), David Gere (Co-Producer), and Jerry Janda (writer) have breathed new life into the “found footage” phenomenon with their...
BOOK REVIEW “Verdure” by Gregg Zimmerman
I don’t even know how to start this review. I would say that “Verdure” is a “big” title, in all ways. For starters, Zimmerman’s prose...
BOOK REVIEW “These Walls Don’t Talk, They Scream” by Kevin Holton
Holton knows how to confuse your mind. He plays with a background of sadness that makes you lose perspective of what is right and what...
“How’s your Head?” – Review of Jon Bristol’s HEAD
As the promo poster declares, “There’s nothing funny about dead puppets”, but it’s entertaining as Hell! This is definitely not your run-of-the-mill “Sesame Street” puppet...
Review – Hereditary: An Unpopular Opinion
Hereditary… (Spoilers) This may not be a very popular opinion about this movie, but by the end of it, I was kinda pissed. I had such...
BOOK REVIEW “Awakening” (Sequel of “Affinity’s Window”) by Douglas L. Wilson
This book is certainly the sequel of “Affinity’s Window” and for starters, I’ll say that if you thought it couldn’t get better, well, it does.The...
BOOK REVIEW – “Affinity’s Window” by Douglas L. Wilson
This is the first piece I’ve read by this author. I’m greatly surprised. Ghosts and demons, pure paranormal threads are my thing in horror. I...
Review – Heartless (Short) is Gore Drenched Wish Fulfillment!
At 11 minutes and change horror short Heartless is one of the most consistently engaging short horror films we’ve seen. Just like their feature counterparts,...
BOOK REVIEW – “LOW” by Mike Duke. – Sin and guilt, the foundation of Hell.
Well, I had to take a couple days to write a review of this book, because it implies too many important concepts. The most important,...