A Review of Less than Human By Gary Raisor
If your taste in vampires leans toward gritty realism over glittering romance, Less than Human by Gary Raisor is the blood-soaked tale you didn’t know you needed.
A Shocker From Bava By Mark Slade
Mario Bava’s final film Shock (1977), where supernatural horror and psychological suspense collide in a chilling Giallo masterpiece.
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.
Dear Mr. McGreely by Mark Slade
A high school principal’s life spirals into chaos as he receives increasingly menacing letters exposing his illicit affair and other dark secrets. As the threats escalate, McGreely’s paranoia deepens, culminating in a nightmarish confrontation.
Daniel Dread Episode 5: Strange Attractors
Daniel, Rufus, and Sophie are lured into a decaying purgatorial town, teetering between realms.
The Unnamable 1988 Review from Buttonface
College students check out a haunted house where in the 1800’s an ugly monster called “the Unnamable” was trapped in a vault.
The Haunting of Whaley House (2012) Review from Buttonface
Buttonface dives into The Haunting of Whaley House (2012), a low-budget supernatural thriller based on a real haunted house. Does it live up to the legend?
Review of 2 Bedroom 1 Bath (2014) From Buttonface
When a couple moves into an apartment to start a family they have some complications, including an old woman with leached and devil symbols under the wall paper, and they still stay there.
Hark! The Rattle! By Joel Townsley Rogers
Follow the chilling story of Ynecita, the famous dancer whose life was tragically cut short by a mysterious murderer. Only one man, Tain Dirk, holds the key to the truth, but will he reveal it before it’s too late?
The Basket By Herbert J. Mangham
A lonely man rents a dark basement room, but he may have some secrets on the way in this commentary on loneliness, privacy, and the masks people wear in public spaces.
The Closing Hand by Farnsworth Wright
From bed, two sisters strange noises from downstairs. When the older goes to investigate, but doesn’t return, the younger starts to hear something climbing the stairs in his chilling story full of suspense.
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.
