“Wherever You Go, There You Are” by Kelli Allen Wherever you go, there you are -“Where I lay my head is home.” –L. Ulrich and J. Hetfield He allowed the slick glass…
Review: Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer
The petty dabbler is back in a big way in DC Comics’ Black Label imprint. John Constantine is part of the extensive new Sandman Universe headed up by Neil Gaiman himself. So,…
‘Red Eye’: Does it Soar to New Heights?
Often called a “psychological thriller,” Wes Craven’s Red Eye could also easily be considered a political thriller. It’s unlike other Craven movies.
Demonic Toys (1992) A Direct Video Straight To The Cheese-nees!
From the gimmicky mind of Full Moon Entertaintaintment Charles Band, comes a direct straight to video comedy-horror entitled Demonic Toys. The film is directed by Peter Manoogian who is also known for…
“Monster Soup Halloween 2019” by Julie Devin
Welcome to our ongoing series spotlighting original horror creations. This time we have is an illustration celebrating Halloween by Julie Devin, creator of the webcomic Monster Soup. We’ve previously interviewed Julie about…
Review: Doctor Sleep (2019)
I begin with an admission about The Shining. I never really cared for Stephen King’s original novel. It is a fine book, sure. It is a good read. But it does not…
Review: The Addams Family (2019)
The Addams Family is one of those franchises that has different eras that have their die-hard supporters. Fans of the original TV show generally are not the sort who are highly passionate…
‘The Exorcist III’ is Worth Checking Out
Written and directed by William Peter Blatty, The Exorcist III is one of those great mixed bag horror movies.
Review: (1987) Nekromantik: Perverted Vulagargarity
Ok, so this one may shock you! Nekromantik is not for the faint of heart and by that, I mean the theme of the movie. You can guess by the title what…
Alter: Your Destination for Horror Stories
Alter is our go-to spot for exciting and horrifying short stories about the human psyche. With talented directors, such as Marc Roussel and Carlen May-Mann, they draw inspiration from beloved classics like…