Mark Slade Archives – Page 6 of 7

Pete Chambers: The Messenger

Pete Chambers wakes up to a shadowy figure with sulfur breath hovering above him, only to find out that he’s been chosen by a demon to deliver a message. With a burned symbol etched into his skin, he sets out to uncover the truth, but discovers he’s in the middle of an otherworldly battle.

Pete Chambers: The Spirit Fix

Chambers wakes up one morning to find that someone has stolen something very precious to him. Feeling lonely and lost, he is forced to turn to the wrong people for help, only to yet again get caught up in a dangerous game of deception and murder.

Pure: The Sexual Revolutions of Marilyn Chambers

Most people of a certain age have heard the name, but they will not admit to seeing her films.

Rat and Miriam by Mark Slade

Follow Rat and Miriam as they fight to escape The State’s Imperial police in this intense graphic short story set in a dystopian future.

Reanimating Corpses: A Review of Reanimator by Mark Slade

Before it was a cult hit, Re-Animator split audiences wide open. Dive into a review that dissects the madness, the satire, and the buckets of blood that turned an overlooked oddity into a horror-comedy legend. What happens when Lovecraft meets Frankenstein with a syringe full of insanity?

Rebuilding History: A Conversation with Shane Farmer of the Russell Theater

In a small Appalachian town, one man’s relentless determination brings an 80-year-old theater back from the brink. Through community, creativity, and countless grants, a historic movie house gets a second act—this time with digital screens and old-school charm. Come meet the man behind the marquee.

Smoke ‘em, If You Got ‘em! By Mark Slade

Meet Joe Smoke, a hardboiled detective with a penchant for trouble. From chasing suspects to dodging street thugs, Joe’s day takes a turn when he’s approached by a strange client who needs help disposing of a body.

The All-American Psycho: American Psycho (2000)

Explore the darkly satirical world of “American Psycho,” a film that delves into the decadence and superficiality of the 1980s.

The Big Empty by Mark Slade

In a seedy strip club on the outskirts of a quiet Virginia town, Dog, a hardened security worker, is pulled into a deadly confrontation when a mysterious man with a rose tattoo on his face turns a night of debauchery into a nightmare.

The Christmas Angel by Mark Slade

For a pair of siblings, Christmas is a time of eerie traditions, cryptic rituals, and the presence of the Christmas Angel, a being whose arrival brings both joy and terror.

The Queen of Death by Mark Slade

She walks unseen, whispered about in terrified legend — a ghost, a girl, a blade in the dark. In kingdoms teetering on the edge of ruin, a single figure drifts from palace to palace, hiding in plain sight, waiting for the moment to strike. But in a world of traitors, monsters, and undead queens… who is truly the hunter?