The Awesome Art of Amanda Turco
Amanda Turco resides in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, and is employed at the community library. Her artwork has been featured in Black Lantern Publications: A Macabre Journal of Literature and Art, Stray Branch, Nightmare Illustrated, and various other publications specializing in speculative fiction.
Charles Meets Nelson’s Hamster
What happens when Charles, everybody’s favorite serial killer, meets his best friend Nelson’s new hamster? Fin out in the comic.
Crossed Wires
What happens when a desire for please meets a techology that wants to know the pleasures of the flesh as well?
Inside by Laura Tilly Moss
An unseen entity shadows the life of its host, growing stronger as he weakens.
Videodrome (1983) Review by Lucy Hall
Dive into the eerie world of “Videodrome,” a chilling tale where technology blurs the lines between reality and television.
Nova Chapter 1 By Amber Williamson
In the quiet town of Rosewood, the disappearance of high school senior Nova Winters sets off a chain of speculation and an intense investigation.
Snake Man By Brenda S. Tolian
A man’s quest for freedom through the smuggling of dangerous wildlife backfires in the most dramatic way.
Struck a Nerve – A Story of San Sincero, California Chapter 2 by Lothar Tuppan
In 1790, deep in the heart of Alta California, an old native woman calls upon an ancient cosmic force—In’olloku, the Star-Walker—to punish the Spanish invaders. Her spell works, unleashing writhing tentacles from the heavens, devouring the cruel priests and soldiers.
Peter Atkins: Crafting Tales of Terror and Wonder
Explore Peter Atkins’ impact on horror with his unique storytelling in films like Hellraiser and novels like Morningstar.
Masters of the Universe (1987) Review by Buttonface
Somewhere on the other side of the universe He-Man and the heroes of Eternia are losing the war against Skeletor. Until the discovery of a weird little gnome guy and his Cosmic Key brings the battle to earth turning the tide for our muscular hero.
The Perfection (2018) Review by Buttonface
What happens when a pair of competitive cellists go at it for cello supremacy? A lot more body horror then you initially expected, that’s for sure.
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #3
If you dream of a time when kitsch was king and pulp was a bit pulpy-er, then the noir, sci-fi,horror, black comedy, and more in Twisted Pulp Magazine is for you. If you don’t yearn for the days of camp, mysterious magazines, and satire then it probably isn’t.
