Herb Hiders by Denny Marshall Denny E, Marshall had had art, poetry, and fiction published. One recent credit is interior art in Midnight Echo #14. See more at www.dennymarshall.com
Stupid Deaths
Let’s play a trivia game. It’s vaguely horror, but morbidly delightful.
BBC’s Dracula review: Episode 2
Following the amazing first episode of Dracula, Episode 2 feels like a letdown. “Blood Vessel” is the perfect name for this episode. Set on a ship, it’s quite literally a vessel carrying…
Review: Killadelphia #2
We return to the world of Killadelphia with the second issue. The issue continues the “Sins of the Father” arc, with a story titled “Death, My Sweet Savior.” The introduction of the…
The Descent (2005): Was Sarah Actually Insane?
The idea that Sarah basically snaps and imagines the monsters in “The Descent” is too tasty to overlook! Could it just be a delusion?
Review: Count Crowley: Reluctant Midnight Monster Hunter – Part One
Count Crowley: Reluctant Midnight Monster Hunter feels very familiar. Riding a wave of nostalgia, Count Crowley features material that evokes things that you already know and love. That’s not a bad thing…
Supernatural Horror: Suspiria (2018) vs Suspiria (1977)
Remake vs Original: Episode Two I come back with the second episode in our Remake vs Original series. This exists in attempt to learn more about the Horror films of our past…
BBC’s Dracula review: Episode 1
From Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat comes a new captivating adaptation of Count Dracula in BBC’s new gothic horror series. As we stand here in the year 2020, it feels as if we’ve gone…
Review: Fever Dream
“It feels like worms.” If anybody has mastered the art of building tension in storytelling, it’s Samanta Schweblin. Her 2014 novella Distancia de rescate was beautifully translated in English in 2017 by Megan McDowell,…
Spoiler-Free Review: Netflix Horror ‘Eli’
Eli spins and spins, winding us through scene after scene of seducing mystery. The tension and dread slowly grow as we follow Eli, our little boy main character. Eli is sick, very…