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.
The Funeral By Kate Rakestraw
When a family gathers to say goodbye to Aunt Franny, a shocking mix-up at the morgue sends tensions and absurdities soaring. Join the bewildered family as they navigate through misplaced bodies, unshed tears, and unexpected guests, all while trying to maintain decorum in the face of the absurd.
Evelina Giles
Have you met Evelina Giles? She’s a witch with a wild way of witching the world around.
The By O.C. Dee
How many ways can a guy say “the”? One man struggles to discover the true meaning of the word.
The Horror from the Mound by Robert E. Howard
As Steve Brill, a fearless cowboy, sets out to uncover the legendary treasure hidden within an ancient Native American burial mound, he unwittingly unleashes a sinister force beyond his comprehension.
A Life of Sacrifice by Chauncey Haworth
Two young punks, Chuckles and Full Pint, live on the edge in downtown Oakland. Their mundane existence takes a dark turn when they break into a pawn shop, only to unwittingly unleash a malevolent force upon the city.
Dead Airwaves Episode 6: Headlights
Goya’s jealousy fuels a dark pact of art and betrayal. A chilling short audio story of war, vengeance, and seduction awaits.
Star Trek TOS: The Cage (1964)
Before Star Trek became a cultural phenomenon, there was The Cage—the original pilot that almost brought the franchise to life.
The Forest God by Rex Mundy
In this adventure thriller from Rex Mundy, two renegade Englishmen encounter trouble on an expedition into the jungle. Trigger happy colonial troops search for a missing officer; eccentric explorers quest for fabulous monsters; cannibal tribes and killer beasts lurk in the bush. But someone else is out there, stalking anyone who dares trespass in his jungle domain; the one the natives call the Forest God.
Bryan Loves You (2008)
In the early 1990s, a 32-year-old psychotherapist began to suspect that his small Arizona community was being taken over by a homicidal religious cult known as “The Bryans”. The psychotherapist’s entire ordeal was captured on camcorder footage and security tapes. They are the video musings of a highly disturbed young man. This is what was recovered.
