The Frozen Warrior By Lothar Tuppan
A lone figure trudges through an unforgiving wasteland, half-frozen but not yet broken. Each step through the snow tests his resolve, but something out there—something unseen—is waiting. The cold might not be the only thing he has to survive.
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?
The Haunter of the Catacombs By Gavin Chappell
A desperate thief. A dying creature. A message too terrible to speak aloud. In the shadow of a citadel lit by glowing trees and haunted by old powers, fate brings together paths that should never have crossed. Some truths lie buried for a reason.
Dragon’s Breath by Shauna Klein
Two boys set off into the woods in search of adventure on a sweltering summer day. What they discover hidden beneath the weeds isn’t just strange—it’s impossible. But wonder has a cost, and the price of magic might be more than either of them is ready to pay.
Crom-Ya and the Little People By Gavin Chapell
Once mighty, now betrayed and hunted, the fierce warrior Crom-Ya seeks refuge deep in the marshes, where forbidden magic waits. Determined to reclaim his stolen throne, he must ally himself with eerie forces from beneath the earth, confronting terrifying truths that blur the line between bravery and madness.
House Of The Not So Holy – House (1986) Review from Mark Slade
Embark on a chilling journey through the corridors of cinematic history with Mark Slade’s review of the genre-defying masterpiece, “House” (1985).
This is the End (2013) Review from Buttonface
What happens when the Rapture interrupts a celebrity-filled party? Buttonface explores the uproarious blend of comedy and horror in This is the End, where Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and their famous friends hilariously navigate doom, demons, and the reality of being left behind.
The Dead Man’s Tale By Willard E. Hawkins
Have you ever wondered what happens after death? Follow Richard Devaney as he struggles to come to terms with his own death and discovers that sometimes the line between life and death is not so clear, in Willard E. Hawkins, A Dead Man’s Tale.
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 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.
Spells and Six-Shooters: V.S. McGrath on Writing the Weird West
The Goblin’s Collection by Algernon Blackwood
Follow Dutton as he accepts an invitation to a house filled with precious things. Soon after arriving, he encounters an Irish lad who reveals that a mischievous goblin has a penchant for collecting bright and lovely things. As Dutton experiences the bizarre disappearance and reappearance of his belongings, he forms an unexpected quasi-friendly relationship with the goblin.
