Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #43

Well, well, well… look who’s back for another round of questionable taste and undeniable brilliance — Twisted Pulp Magazine! This issue’s jam-packed tighter than a clown car at a funeral, and twice as colorful. We kick things off with some toy photography from Frank Larnerd that’ll make you question your childhood and your credit limit. Then, we drop you into Three Halloween Movies You Probably Haven’t Watched (But Should)—because nothing says “good decision-making” like following our movie advice. Thomas Malafarina’s And the Scales Fell From My Eyes will peel back more than just metaphors, while Lucy Hall dissects Blue Ambition’s Seduction of the Innocent album with surgical precision and a raised eyebrow. We’ve also got interviews with author Sarnai Briar and cover artist Sinbat—both cooler than anyone you know. Add in The Winter Garden Murders by Svensj, The Donut Legion review from Mark Slade, and the subterranean nightmare The Sinkhole—and baby, you’ve got yourself a full-course meal of madness. Go ahead, take a bite.


All wrapped up with Chauncey Haworth pulling the strings, Lothar Tuppan chasing the high, Mark Slade refusing to give up on Rick Astley, and cover model Saucy Aussie making sure your eyeballs stay firmly glued where they belong. In short? It’s another glorious pile of pulp, horror, camp, and questionable life choices—exactly what you came here for.