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Since the Sky Blew Off By G. Wayne Miller He was only a kid, seven, maybe eight years old. We never did get his name. He arrived at dusk, and when no one answered his cries, he finally fell into a restless sleep in the dust and half–dead weeds along the front perimeter. Well before the sun was up, I… Continue Reading
Astride Twin Seas By E.S. Wynn In a future teeming with technology and noise, one pair escapes it all to live in harmony with nature on a forgotten planet—an echo of Earth. Continue Reading
Charles!: Emerson Lake and Palmer Appreciation Society Charles meets Maurice at the Emerson Lake and Palmer Appreciation Society and teaches him a lesson about music. Continue Reading
What Doesn’t Die By Lothar Tuppan Delve deep into the dark and twisted mind of Alex Chortling, a man consumed by a lifetime of misfortune and betrayal. Continue Reading
Truth By Mark Slade As Detective Gladwell navigates through the unsettling confession of Ramsey Cain, who claims to be the notorious Arrowhead Killer, a sinister truth emerges that challenges everything she thought he knew about the case. Continue Reading
The Man Who Could Not Stop Spitting In a backwoods corner of Virginia, a man roams the land with one uncontrollable urge: to spit. He spits on everything—children, cops, lovers, even fate itself. Cast out of society and eventually imprisoned, he finds strange solace in a grotesque, gooey companionship. Continue Reading
The Ghoul And The Corpse by G. A. Wells When Chris Bonner stumbles across a hairy, dagger-wielding humanoid frozen in a glacier, he thinks he's discovered a prehistoric wonder. But once the creature begins to thaw, Bonner finds himself in a fight not just for scientific glory, but for his life. Continue Reading
Vulpine Vamps Vol 5 Vulpine Vamps Vol 5 A fiery feast of pinup perfection, featuring fresh faces and familiar foxes in full retro glory. Holy heck and gee willikers, it's happening again! Its the pulse in your petuitary and the palpitating pulp in your pancreas letting you know that Vulpine Vamps Issue 5 is here. And for those of… Continue Reading
Vulpine Vamps Vol 7 Vulpine Vamps Vol 7 Meet the stunning models redefining vintage glam in the cheekiest issue yet. Looking for a new magazine to hide under your mattress? Having a hard time finding one because you're a grown-up now and need a grown-up mag that caters to your fashion sensibilities? Fret no more! Try checking out Vulpine… Continue Reading
Vulpine Vamps Vol 6 Vulpine Vamps Vol 6 Featuring a dazzling cast of pinups flaunting fearless fashion and flawless flair. Looking for a magazine of pinups and models doing what they do best? Just imagine, a magazine full of hot babes showing the confidence and style that all babes should have; a magazine where freedom rings, and gosh darn… Continue Reading
Cherry Zette: The French Poulette: Pinup and Modeling from Vulpine Vamps Vintage Charm with a Wink and a Kiss Cherry Zette: The French Poulette is an enchanting visual journey brought to life by renowned photographer Gaston. Presented by Vulpine Vamps, this captivating collection of artistic and sensual photography showcases Cherry Zette, a vintage French pin-up with an irresistible charm. The book celebrates her playful, creative spirit through… Continue Reading
The Pinups of Saucy Aussie- Vulpine Vamps Presents: Seduction from Down Under The Pinups of Saucy Aussie- Vulpine Vamps Presents: Seduction from Down Under Strap in and prepare for a rip-roaring ride Down Under, folks—because Vulpine Vamps Presents: Seduction from Down Under – The Pinups of Saucy Aussie is here to set your senses ablaze! This isn’t your run-of-the-mill photo book, oh no—it’s a dazzling, devilish display of Saucy… Continue Reading
Vulpine Vamps Vol 1: Twisted Pulp Magazine Presents Do you love those bodacious babes and voluptuous vixens that appear in the world's favorite pulp revival mag, Twisted Pulp Magazine? No? Well this magazine isn't for you then. All this magazine consists of is quality photos and quotes from provocative pin-ups and natty knockouts like you've come to appreciate in the pages of Twisted… Continue Reading
The Sinkhole by Scarlett Stratten and Mark Slade When Charlie begs his father to check out a strange hole behind their house, the last thing either of them expects is something real—something unnatural—lurking beneath their backyard. As steam rises and clicking echoes from the depths, their quiet life begins to unravel into something far more surreal. Continue Reading
Featured Art from SinBat Step into the darkly imaginative world of Sinbat—a digital illustrator and merch designer whose art blends southern gothic roots, emotional survival, and psychological horror. This gallery showcases the haunting beauty, raw emotion, and DIY edge that define her visual universe. Continue Reading
The Winter Garden Murders by Svensj When the snow finally melts in the quiet village of Viremoor, five bodies lie in its wake—each murdered with eerie precision inside the decaying grounds of Winter Garden. Continue Reading
And The Scales Fell From My Eyes by Thomas M. Malafarina A renowned author claims a mysterious sequence of numbers — 11:11, 12:34 — are being sent to him by otherworldly “muses.” They gift him bestselling ideas...and then reveal a terrifying truth. Continue Reading
Three Halloween Movies You Probably Haven’t Watched (But Should) By Scarlett Stratten Meet a ghost-hugging grandpa, a lovable Halloween nerd with a thermos of tricks, and a button-eyed monster enforcing the rules of October 31st. Scarlett Stratten introduces you to three offbeat characters in lesser-known Halloween flicks that deserve the spotlight. Continue Reading
Blue Ambition’s Seduction of the Innocent Album Review from Lucy Hall Album cover’s set the tone and hint at the journey you are about to embark upon when you push play. While music videos serve as a visual appetizer before you get the entire auditory feast, they set the tone and overall vibe. Blue Ambition’s Seduction of the Innocent features cover art and videos brimming with… Continue Reading
The Donut Legion Book review by Mark Slade When Charlie Garner’s ex-wife shows up spouting cryptic warnings and vanishes without a trace, the former cop-turned-writer is pulled into a mind-bending mystery where nothing is what it seems—not even the donuts. Continue Reading
Interview With Sarnai Briar Sarnai Briar, the author and illustrator behind Changing Waters opens up about her journey through storytelling, music, horror, and indie publishing. Continue Reading
Interview with Sinbat Sinbat isn’t your average artist. Raised in the Southeast, inspired by underground music and psychological horror, she’s building a brand from raw emotion and DIY grit. Continue Reading
A FEW Quick QUESTIONS FOR For the Author, Svensj Meet Svensj: nurse by day, storyteller by night. In this rapid-fire interview, we dig into the life of a writer whose haunting work draws from trauma, art, and a love for dark truths. Continue Reading
Toy Photography From Frank Larnerd Step into a miniature world where horror meets humor! Photographer and author Frank Larnerd brings iconic movie monsters and villains to life in a playful twist. Continue Reading
A Dead Ringer for A Black Fox by Brian Warf When the dead ring for mercy, only a black fox answers. An atmospheric Gothic horror tale of haunted Virginia, restless spirits, and the sins that refuse to stay buried. 🕯️ Read Now If you love: The moody dread of Edgar Allan Poe and M.R. James The tragic hauntings of The Woman in Black or The… Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #42 Oh yeah, this issue’s got the goods, baby. We’re talking Beth Lee kicking things off with Blink (you’ll never look at blinking the same way again), followed by E.S. Wynn splattering ink and viscera across the page with Bloody Hands of the Ripper. Scarlett Stratten brings a little continental flair with Joie de Vivre of… Continue Reading
Promotional Pandemonium! Book Review from Mark Slade Before memes, before YouTube—there was Laurel and Hardy. In Promotional Pandemonium, author Richard S. Greene resurrects the golden age of comedy through a dazzling archive of images, essays, and behind-the-scenes dirt. Continue Reading
Mistress of Black Magic by Thomas M. Malafarina When two skeptical friends attend a small-town magic show to ogle the glamorous star of the act, they get far more than smoke, mirrors, and cleavage. As the show builds to its final, reality-warping trick, the line between illusion and dark truth disappears. Continue Reading
Josephine Baker: Joie de Vivre of Josephine How did a poor Black girl from St. Louis become a global star, a war hero, and a Civil Rights warrior? Josephine Baker’s life defies categorization—she danced through barriers, whispered through war zones, and sang truth to power. Continue Reading
Bloody Hands Of The Ripper by E.S. Wynn The streets of The City don’t sleep, especially when there’s blood in the gutters. Detective William Gray thinks he’s chasing a Ripper copycat—until a crimson-clad woman walks into a smoky dive bar and sends him down a rabbit hole darker than any alley. Continue Reading
Blink By Beth Lee Angela Collins installed a Blink camera on her front door for security, expecting to catch nothing more than passing cars and nosy neighbors. But when she starts receiving notifications at exactly 3:08 AM, the footage reveals something chilling—a man in a derby hat and a sinister bald figure lurking outside her home. Continue Reading
Editorial: Franchise Fatigue A lifelong fanboy looks back on the stories that shaped him and wonders if his obsession with elaborate lore and serials has gone from inspiration to crutch. Continue Reading
Duncan Ralston: The Dark Genius Behind Modern Horror Fiction Duncan Ralston isn’t just writing horror—he’s reshaping its edges. Known for his bold, often controversial narratives that blend extreme horror with emotional nuance, Ralston has carved out a reputation as one of the most fearless voices in contemporary dark fiction. Titles like Woom, Ghostland, and the Splatterpunk Award–nominated Pedo Island Bloodbath show just how far… Continue Reading
Melinda Gebbie Interview Melinda Gebbie’s comics are different from the underground background she shared with other San Francisco cartoonists from the 1970s. Continue Reading
On The Devil’s Dole by E.S. Wynn Each week, another address, another sinner. The Devil’s payroll comes with perks, but also with a curse. Continue Reading
Cosmic Horror and Literary and Cinematic Existential Dread by Lothar Tuppan Dive into a genre where the monsters aren’t just out there—they’re embedded in the terrifying realization that everything we believe might be meaningless. This exploration of cosmic horror traces its literary roots and cinematic evolution while challenging your grip on reality. Continue Reading
Van Halen at 50 – A Rock Legacy Captured in Print A half-century of riffs, rebellion, and reinvention—Van Halen at 50 captures the wild, electrifying journey of a band that redefined rock. Dive into a photo-filled chronicle of legends, lineups, and legacy, written with heart and honesty. Continue Reading
Editorial: Am I Still a Creator If I Rarely Create? I need to create more. I don’t need to be prolific. I assume that at my age, and in my situation, the ship of prolifery has sailed. But still, I need to create more. By “create” I mean do something myself. This magazine doesn’t count because it is a shared endeavor, but perhaps it should.… Continue Reading
Silent Legacy by Susan Elizabeth Gray In the blood-soaked streets of Whitechapel, 1888, a nameless street urchin witnesses a shadowy figure at work—a killer whose knife moves with the precision of an artist’s brush. Continue Reading
Lodger 42 By Mark Slade Fugitive Ira Biggs is running out of options. Holed up in a grimy motel with his accomplice Helen, paranoia grips him—until an unexpected visitor arrives with an unbelievable offer. Continue Reading
Grease 2 Deserves a Second Look Beneath the shadow of a blockbuster and unfair critical scorn lies a sequel bursting with charm, chemistry, and surprisingly catchy songs. This personal reflection dusts off the vinyl and gives Grease 2 the second chance it always deserved. Continue Reading
Interview with Gilbert Shelton: A Founding Father of Underground Comix Few names carry as much weight in the world of underground comix as Gilbert Shelton. From the psychedelic streets of 1960s Austin to the countercultural hubs of San Francisco and Paris, Shelton’s creations—most notably The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Fat Freddy’s Cat, and Wonder Wart-Hog—have become iconic symbols of anti-establishment wit, wild storytelling, and absurdist… Continue Reading
The Mythic Worlds of Dan Henderson Dan Henderson’s art lives in the space between pulp nostalgia and personal mythology, where charcoal, colored pencil, and digital ink bring vivid, often whimsical visions to life. A former professor with a rich academic background in art and design, Henderson has spent decades refining a unique visual language. Continue Reading
Vulpine Vamps Vol 8: Pinups and Models Vulpine Vamps Vol 8: Pinups and Models Celebrate Christmas with candy-striped charmers, mistletoe mavens, and vintage vixens in this festive feast of retro glamour. Ho-ho-hot dang! It’s that time of year again, you classy connoisseurs of cheeky charm and seasonal sweetness! Twisted Pulp Magazine proudly presents: Vulpine Vamps Vol 8 – The Christmas Edition, a tinsel-twinkling,… Continue Reading
Vulpine Vamps Vol 9: Pinups and Models Vulpine Vamps Vol 9: Pinups and Models From 80s Workout Queens to Burlesque Bombshells—A Wild Ride Through Classic and Quirky Glamour Well, golly gee whiz, have we got a treat for you! Twisted Pulp Magazine is back with another bevy of bodacious babes in our brand-spankin’-new Vulpine Vamps Issue 9—and this time, we’re pullin’ out… Continue Reading
A Dead Ringer For A Black Fox: Part 2 by Brian Warf Errol Sheridan thought his time as caretaker of Henry Blankenship’s estate would be spent in solitude—until the black fox returned. A sinister omen, the fox leads him deeper into the mystery of the ringing bell, which calls out from Blankenship’s grave even when no one is there to pull the rope. Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #41 Looking for a dose of weird fiction and bizarre articles? You're looking for Twisted Pulp Magazine! That's right! The neo-pulp magazine is back, and our mommas said we wouldn't make it to forty, but here we are. In the 40th issue you'll find all the raw fiction and cult articles you've come to expect from… Continue Reading
Growing Up with Milt and Muck #4 In Growing Up with Milt and Muck #4, Tess and Milt’s childhood antics continue as they play doctor. A real look at youthful curiosity and mischief. Continue Reading
Growing Up with Milt and Muck #3 In Growing Up with Milt and Muck #3, Tess and Milt find a wild way to speed up squirrels. What could possibly go wrong? Read now for a hilarious adventure! Continue Reading
A New Book in the Works: The Best Modern Audio Dramas A bold anthology of scripts from today’s most unforgettable audio dramas—twisting tales that shock, scare, and stir the soul. Continue Reading
Poll: Have you ever seen a ghost? Roughly 20% of Americans say they’ve seen a ghost. Find out how many believe in paranormal experiences. Vote now! Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #28 Spring is in the air and you know what that means? No? Well, it either means that some freakey birds and bees are getting it on, or it means that its the first issue of the Spring season for Twisted Pulp Magazine! Continue Reading
The Rogue Brainchild by Chauncey Haworth Raised in a cemetery, Debbie thought she understood death. But after one terrifying accident, her grip on reality slips. Are her fears just echoes of trauma—or is something darker clawing its way to the surface? Continue Reading
Stephen King’s Desperation: A Movie Review When an old god is dug up in the desert, it’s up to several groups of unrelated travelers to ban together and put his ass back in the ground. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Interview with the Made For Tv Movie Club The Made-For-TV Movie Club Podcast is hosted by friends, Beth Lee and Kierstin Cira, who share their love for classic made-for-TV movies from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. With their expertise in pop culture and film, they provide witty discussions and lively debates while reminiscing about these “beloved” films. If your an 80s fan of… Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #29 Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #29 It's Mother's Day Month! And what says Mother's Day like a pulp magazine with a lean toward cryptids? Brunch and mamosas? Yeah, that sounds good too. But just think, in this month's neo-pulp trash rag we have interviews with horror author Gary Raisor, cartoonist Collin Upton and Thomas Macum, the… Continue Reading
BAT DICK!!!Or: Two Guys Running from a Bat Monster A foul-mouthed horror comedy where two guys face off with a terrifying male bat monster. Salt Dixon delivers wild dialogue and dark humour. Read more now. Continue Reading
Colin Upton on Art, Anarchy, and the State of Comics Colin Upton is a cartoonist known for his unique style and offbeat sense of humor. Born in Vancouver, BC, Upton began his career in the 1980s, creating a series of self-published comics that quickly gained a following. His work often explores unconventional themes and features a cast of eccentric characters, from punk rockers to aliens… Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Revisiting The Shaggs: Outsider Art or Misunderstood Genius? Before viral fame, there was The Shaggs—a band born from prophecy and paternal pressure, now revered as either musical outsiders or misunderstood icons. Dive into the story of how three reluctant sisters accidentally carved a place in music history. Continue Reading
Interview with The Crypto Crew Founder, Thomas Marcum Step inside the shadowy world of The Crypto Crew and meet Thomas Marcum, the seasoned Appalachian researcher blurring the lines between myth and reality. From eerie encounters to scientific scrutiny, this interview pulls back the curtain—but only just enough to leave you wanting more. Continue Reading
Suspense: Radio’s Outstanding theater of Thrills! What do Lucille Ball, Danny Kaye, and Orson Welles have in common? They all played cold-blooded killers, frantic victims, and desperate runaways—on Suspense, the radio show that let Hollywood’s brightest step into the shadows. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Interview with Horror Author Gary Raisor As a master of horror and dark fantasy, Gary Raisor has spent decades crafting chilling tales that linger long after the final page is turned. With a writing style that blends haunting imagery and compelling characters, Raisor has become a well-respected voice in the genre, known for his ability to tap into the deepest fears… Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #40 Looking for a dose of weird fiction and bizarre articles? You're looking for Twisted Pulp Magazine! That's right! The neo-pulp magazine is back, and our mommas said we wouldn't make it to forty, but here we are. In the 40th issue you'll find all the raw fiction and cult articles you've come to expect from… Continue Reading
Something Deadly by B.R. Stateham When a call in the dead of night warns of a madman on a rampage, Smitty, a shadowy figure of justice, races against time to stop unspeakable violence. Continue Reading
The Untold Story of Bettie Page: More Than a Pin-Up Queen Bettie Page is often remembered as the ultimate pin-up queen—a symbol of beauty, rebellion, and playfulness. But behind the iconic bangs and captivating smile was a woman whose real life was filled with struggles, reinvention, and tragedy. Continue Reading
The Ultimate Springsteen Book Book Review by Mark Slade Gillian Gaar’s biography captures The Boss’s life, music, and impact in a visually stunning and insightful volume. Continue Reading
The Unintended Consequences of Daytime Television by Paige Keir A mundane afternoon of mind-numbing daytime television leads to an impulsive decision: it’s time to end it all. But when a faulty ceiling fan and an overflowing upstairs bathtub intervene, the narrator is left laughing at the absurdity of their own survival. Continue Reading
The Bitch is Back By Tyson Blue Ray thought he'd left his last job behind, just another contract in his deadly profession. But when a woman from his past—a woman he was certain he had killed—tracks him down, his quiet New Hampshire hideout turns into a battleground. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
The Charity Stripers by Mick Rose Coach Nick Palatino takes over St. Suzie’s basketball team, determined to win at any cost. But as his web of corruption, crime, and deception grows, the question isn’t just how far he’ll go—it’s how long before it all comes crashing down. Continue Reading
Poll: Dalton Hair or Jareth Hair for life? Do you want the crime solved or to make sure the whole operation goes down in a blaze of glory? Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #30 Twisted Pulp Magazine returns bringing along with it the tales of the riff-raff and sad dreams of the hoi polloi that you expect from this peculiar pile of paper. Continue Reading
Inteview with The Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll Born and bred Rock n’ Roll enthusiasts, Ray and Markus bring their combined 50+ years of rock and roll radio experience to explore the vast and intricate world of Rock! Their aim is to strike a balance in the historical narrative by delving into untold stories, highlighting pivotal events, and celebrating the artists who shaped… Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Music Mystery of Jim Sullivan A vanished musician. A desert that kept its secrets. And songs that now feel eerily prophetic. Dive into the haunting story of Jim Sullivan—a folk-rock artist whose life, lyrics, and disappearance continue to echo decades later. Continue Reading
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… Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
True Crime, Murals, and Microphones: A Q&A with United States of Murder United States of Murder is a true-crime podcast that discusses a range of lesser-known crimes, unsolved cases, serial killers, and more by co-hosts Ashley and Lacey. Continue Reading
A Bloody Good Time: Review of The House That Dripped Blood With a masterful cast and eerie tales, The House That Dripped Blood delivers unforgettable anthology horror. Discover the dark secrets behind this cult classic. Continue Reading
Scarlet Viper: A Pinup Star with Burlesque in Her Blood Step behind the scenes with Scarlet Viper, a dynamic performer whose journey through dance, burlesque, and pinup modeling reveals passion, resilience, and glamour. Continue Reading
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #31 Twisted Pulp is back! That’s right everybody’s favorite dumping ground of questionable literature and questioning artists is back and ready to do some damage to your medulla oblongata! Continue Reading
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? Continue Reading
The Thing About Barbie By Thomas M. Malafarina Brenda loves her Barbies. Maybe a little too much. But what begins as a harmless obsession slowly reveals something far stranger—and more unsettling—beneath the surface. Step into a dollhouse where reality isn’t quite what it seems. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Interview With Elizabeth Massie Elizabeth Massie is known for her work in horror and dark fantasy and has written numerous novels, short stories, and novellas, often exploring themes related to the supernatural. Massie's works have earned her critical acclaim and awards for her contributions to the genre, such as the Bram Stoker award from the Horror Writers Association. But,… Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Interview With Jill Bauman Jill Bauman is renowned for her exceptional work in the realms of horror, mystery, fantasy, and science fiction. With numerous award nominations, her talent has been recognized on both the World Fantasy and Chesley Award stages. Bauman's art has graced prestigious venues such as the Delaware Art Museum and the Science Fiction Museum of Seattle,… Continue Reading
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? Continue Reading
Interview with Charles Rosenay Charles Rosenay, also known as Cryptmaster Chucky, has spent decades living his passions for music and the macabare. Discover how a lifelong Beatles fan became a renowned organizer of horror-themed tours, authoring unique top-10 lists books, and merging pop culture with supernatural thrills in unforgettable ways. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Awake (2021) Review From Buttonface A post-apocalyptic thriller where a mysterious global event wipes out humanity’s ability to sleep—plunging the world into chaos. As society unravels from sleep deprivation, a former soldier and troubled mother must protect her daughter, who may be the key to saving humanity. Continue Reading
Interview: Steve Rasnic Tem Raised in the isolated mountains of coal country, Steve Rasnic Tem found inspiration in both rural folklore and the mysteries lurking within human nature. Explore how his upbringing shaped his unique brand of psychological horror, surrealism, and emotional depth. Learn how one of horror’s most respected voices transforms personal history into powerful, poetic fiction. Continue Reading
Photographer: Angela Fardellone Photographer Angela Fardellone from Puddin's Photography Continue Reading
How to Stihl Rubies By Dr. Richard A. Olson Hard-boiled detective Nick Stihl and his sharp, unflappable secretary Pepper, get more than they bargained for when they’re dragged into a treacherous jewel heist. Continue Reading
