Comet September Viewing Guide! Godzilla Marathon! From Dusk Till Dawn Saga! And More!
YOU DON’T NEED A SUBSCRIPTION TO WATCH THESE GREAT MOVIES… THEY’RE AIRING FOR FREE ON COMET! GODZILLA DOIN’ WORK MOVIE MARATHON This Labor Day, join...
Tag : Speculative fiction
Book Review: THE DEAD by Charlie Higson
“THE DEAD” By Charlie Higson “THE DEAD”, the second installment in Charlie Higson’s “ENEMY SAGA” is set one year before the events of “THE...
Neil Gaiman Secretly Signs Copies of “American Gods” at JFK Bookstore
I personally think that American Gods is some of the best tv that we mortals are currently allowed to watch. Great performances from a fantastic...
‘Horror in the Clouds’ Unleashes an Ancient Evil into the World
Fresh off his Outbreak trilogy (Outbreak: The Hunger. Outbreak: The Mutation, and Outbreak: Endplay) which re-defined the zombie genre and made zombies frightening again, Shoyer...
Official Poster, Trailer and one Clip for Haunted House Thriller ‘INTERIOR’
“The fantastic fright flick is perfect for late night viewings and…it will freak you out!” – Movies, Films and Flicks “INTERIOR gave my face...
“Gnawbone”, the debut creature feature from writer/director Darrin Means
SYNOPSIS: When Tommy was only a boy he witnessed the brutal murder of his Grandfather by someone… or something. Now years later, a psychologist wants...
Book Review – The Enemy
“THE ENEMY” By Charlie Higson Book One of “THE ENEMY” Series From the first page, “THE ENEMY” shoots out of the gate at a dead...
REVIEW – Russell J. Dorn’s Skeleton in the Closet (2016)
Russell J. Dorn, author of one of the stories featured in the upcoming issue of Grotesque Quarterly, previously wrote and adapted into audio book format,...
Behold! Oddities, Curiosities & Undefinable Wonders
Want to see something weird? Embrace the odd. Satisfy your curiosity. Surrender to wonder. From Crystal Lake Publishing and the Bram Stoker Award-nominated co-editor of...
“Stranger Things” Season 2 Trailer Delivers More Thrills Than Most Feature Length Horror Films!
I am a child of the 80’s. Saying that, I mean that most of my formative years took place in them. I was born in...