Be Careful What You Wish For By Thomas M. Malafarina
In this story, a wealthy, deeply depressed man feels trapped in a monotonous life. He is searching for any way to break free from his apathy, no matter what it takes.
A Name by Mark Slade
In this suspenseful story, a woman’s daughter tries to persuade her to stop practicing black magic in her kitchen to little avail.
Curse of the Black Buddha by Chauncey Haworth
In a frozen war-torn forest, four soldiers venture deep behind enemy lines on a mission wrapped in mystery. Their goal: retrieve a strange relic from an ancient temple. But something is waiting in the shadows. Something that doesn’t belong in this world.
Mother. Sky. By Mark Slade
A couple’s dream of a peaceful countryside home turns eerily surreal when whispers in the wind and eyes in the trees give way to a deeper, darker presence. In this strange land, the soil remembers, the air speaks, and the past won’t stay buried.
Blood Noir Episode 7: Get Your Rocks Off
Two socialites are haunted by a drowned man who keeps returning. A gripping blend of horror and crime noir.
A Dead Ringer For A Black Fox: Part 1 by Brian Warf
In the winter of 1842, a caretaker arrives at the estate of a late shipping magnate, expecting a quiet stay. Instead, he faces eerie warnings, a black fox with ember-like eyes, and a bell tolling from the graveyard—forcing him to confront the dead who refuse to rest.
The Ghost of Potter’s Road By Wesley Critchfield
Some roads are best avoided after dark. A tale passed down through generations warns of a traveler, a curse, and a debt that demanded more than gold. Is it just an old wives’ tale—or something far more haunting?
Grimwood’s Devil By Mark Slade
A chilling tale of lost cartoons, dark secrets, and a devilish creation that refuses to stay on the page.
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).
Mi Hermano by Tyson Blue
When a private investigator and his partner are hired to investigate a company, they find themselves embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse. As they uncover a toxic conspiracy, tragedy strikes, leaving one to navigate a perilous situation alone—or so he thinks.
The Black Eyed Children By Matt Lennox
In the eerie town of Glen Burnie, an ordinary Thanksgiving dinner turns into a terrifying encounter with the mysterious Black Eyed Children.
Ten questions for Dr. Stephen Edred Flowers
Stephen Edred Flowers grew up as a “Monster Kid” in the early 1960s in the Dallas/Ft. Worth. From an early age he was obsessed with the images and narratives of classic horror and science fiction. As he matured, his interests turned to the occult and the practice of magic, and later to the serious academic study of myth and comparative religion. He eventually obtained a PhD in Germanic Studies with a concentration on early medieval culture. Gothick Meditations at Midnight represents a new sort of hybrid text that synthesizes all of these interests and passions.
