Buttonface Reviews: In the Earth (2021)
A research mission into a quarantined forest becomes something far stranger as a trek through the woods mutates into a psychedelic collision with cosmic dread.
Buttonface Reviews: The Blood on Satan’s Claw (1971)
From demon flesh in farm fields to psychedelic cult rituals, this strange British horror classic proves the past isn’t as buried as we think.
The Blood on Satan’s Claw (1971)
Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched: A History Of Folk Horror
Documentary exploring the origins, themes, and global evolution of folk horror through interviews, film history, and folklore analysis.
Folk Horror
What Is Folk Horror?
No Surrender, No Retreat: An Exploration of Maximalism and Celebration of Bill Hollweg
What makes an audio drama feel alive—like it’s rushing at you, surrounding you, and refusing to let go? This essay breaks down the difference between maximalism and minimalism across literature, film, and music, then brings it home to audio drama through the work of Bill Hollweg.
Rock ’N’ Roll Ghosts by Mark Slade
Elvis and a demon dog. Little Richard in a church full of ghosts. Buddy Holly walking away from the crash. It’s the “true history” you were never meant to hear—until now.
Who the Hell is coming to Town? By Scarlett Stratten
Think you know Santa Claus? Think again. Behind the jolly red suit hides a rogues’ gallery of nightmare-fuel sidekicks—from a fur-clad disciplinarian to a stew-happy French felon to a problematic Dutch “helper” still sparking controversy.
Then THEY Came by Thomas M. Malafarina
Calvin Masterson never asked to be the last historian of humanity, but after an alien invasion erases nearly every trace of life on Earth, he’s left with no choice. A lone survivor wandering through a world of ash and bones, Calvin collects supplies, sketches the carnage, and hides in a forgotten cave as monstrous extraterrestrials scour the planet.
The Cat in the Ruff by Tyson Blue
What if every object on your shelf had a secret past—a magical origin, a forgotten legend, a hidden truth? Jump into a world where heirlooms aren’t just decorative—they’re the seeds of fantastical tales told at bedtime, stitched together with heart, humor, and a dash of historical nonsense.
Moron Tabernacle Choir – A Maladjusted Cartoon from Thomas Malafarina 
