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Ash Hamilton wrote a new post
Billed as “Tremors meets Jaws”
, Sharkasaurus is self described as “A bloody ridiculous graphic novel full of brutal killings, Shakespearian love and golf courses.”. In addition to it being the Arnold Palmer […]
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No doubt I’ve watched every marathon of the walking dead, so I’ve seen each episode at least 10 times, but because of the DID I experience every episode differently each time I watch so I’m always catching things I’ve never seen before.
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Turn It Off
God said it’s ok not to worry. Trust in him and his plan. I feel like I’m not listening when I’m not happy. Or maybe it was just a moment meant just for me to let me know he’s got my back and all that has been prepared shall come to pass. No more fear or shame. That’s what Jesus was for. He knows how he made me and knows what I have su…Read More -
See, it’s not just paranoia!! Or is it??
According to the website ANONHQ, the government actually used this popular Zombie theme to raise attention for the importance of being prepared, and it got attention. […]
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About Me

Ash Hamilton
Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Horror-Fix
Ash Hamilton is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Horror-Fix, an independent horror publication covering horror films, television, books, games, filmmaking, and the culture surrounding the genre.
A filmmaker, writer, and media professional with more than 25 years of experience in digital media and production, Hamilton has directed two internationally distributed feature films, including the award-winning Holes in the Sky: The Sean Miller Story and the horror anthology Final Days: Tales from the End Times. His work has received recognition at film festivals around the world.
Through Horror-Fix, Hamilton writes about horror from both a lifelong fan's perspective and the perspective of someone who has worked behind the camera—exploring everything from new releases and genre news to filmmaking, horror history, franchise analysis, and the strange rabbit holes that make the genre worth obsessing over.





Sharkasourus? Bad horror is a part of horror, I guess.
BTW, call me Ash. And read this:
Srsly,
Mikey