Black House (Geomeun jip)
There are only certain movies I can tolerate when it comes to reading subtitles, and those films are usually masterpieces in their own right Pan's Labyrinth, OldBoy, Battle Royale, Ringu and Inside, are ones that have good stories, so as someone who does not speak any...
SkullBelly
“Skullbelly,” by Ronald Malfi, is an excellent novella of crime fiction with hints of a possible supernatural element to Private Detective Jon Jeffers’ case involving three missing teenagers. A fourth teenage boy returned from the same trip into the woods covered in...
Black Death
Magnet Releasing has put out some very good films in the past few years. I have to admit that whoever is making the decisions at the company about the kinds of films that are being purchased for distribution has a good eye for cinema, especially when it comes to...
Darkness Falls
“Darkness Falls” is the first work I have read by Leverone. He is a skilled writer, develops character and setting well and is capable of creating suspense and a sense of foreboding dread. I would even be interested in checking out more of his writing. The reason I...
Olden
Delirium Books offers another great disturbing novella with James Newman’s “Olden.” This can easily be read in one sitting and that is recommended to get the full effect of its powerful narrative structure. An unexplained phenomenon has transformed the elderly into...
Ogrish Magazine – Magazine Review
First off, I need to go on record as saying that I'm not really into magazines like this. I don't enjoy looking at dead bodies and the way people have been killed. I honestly don't know how this magazine was sent to me, and I don't recall ever getting an e-mail or...
Bare Bone Vol. 5 – Book Review
Bare Bone is fantastic short horror story anthology published bi-annually by Raw Dog Screaming Press. Volume five collects 19 short stories along with 14 poems by a host of talented writers. The eclectic collection hits on numerous horror themes including...
SCARS – Graphic Novel Review
Warren Ellis is one of those very special comic book writers. He’s a guy who makes one proud to stand up and say, “Hell Yes! I read comic books!” His skill transcends the medium. I’ve always like the way Ellis deals with very human horror…the way he nurtures and grows...
Dark Realms Magazine #20 – Magazine Review
Dark Realms Magazine continues to be one of the slickest and best looking magazines covering the horror scene with an eclectic array of reviews, articles, and short fiction. With a heavy, cardstock cover and glossy pages, you know a lot of pride goes into each issue....
The Blackest Death Vol. 2 – Book Review
I read all types of horror but I have to admit to growing a bit weary of much of the modern horror I read that is more psychological or humanistic in tone. That’s why I loved Blackest Death Vol.2. This is good, old fashioned horror featuring ghosts, demons, mummies,...
Horror Garage #10 – Magazine Review
Horror Garage #10 features its usual treasure trove of stories, interviews, and reviews and continues as one of the best small press horror magazines out there today. The standard-sized magazine features full color covers and a black & white interior. I was impressed...
Black Christmas
Having already produced what is arguably the most potent horror film addressing the psychological effects of war in Dead of Night (Deathdream), Bob Clark created with Black Christmas what many consider to be the most influential and effective slasher film ever made....
Black Christmas
Having already produced what is arguably the most potent horror film addressing the psychological effects of war in Dead of Night (Deathdream), Bob Clark created with Black Christmas what many consider to be the most influential and effective slasher film ever made....
Dark Realms #22 – Magazine Review
Dark Realms #22 is the latest issue of this very slick magazine that features articles and reviews on a number of different dark topics. While there is no fiction in this new issue, there are a number of wonderful articles on some very diverse subjects. First up is...
Masters of Horror: The Black Cat
Stewart Gordon is what I've always called the Lovecraft expert of film. In fact many people believe that, however this time he tackles the work of a another horror legend in Edgar Allen Poe. The Black Cat; one of Poe's famous tales is the subject of this film, and...
