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The Cauldron Of Fear – Dr.Daniel Rumanos

  In an alley-alcove behind 34th Street in Baltimore stand two businesses. One is a porn and sex-toys shop called “Honey”, which does not concern us here. Next to it is an establishment named “The Cauldron”, a small witchcraft store selling, as one would suppose, crystals, candles, and cauldrons to the city’s would-be Wiccan community. […]

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Harvester Of Sorrow (Day 1) – Feind Gottes

Day 1   Do not pity the fool for his predicament. The fool put himself in this predicament and does not deserve a way out. No mercy for the wicked is all that he will know for the rest of his soon to be shortened life. His life will be significantly shorter, not because of […]

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Harvester Of Sorrow (Day 2) – Feind Gottes

Day 2 The room is dark, not a shred of light is getting in. I stand naked in the pitch black shaking with fear. I know what is coming, I’ve been here before. I may not be able to see my hand in front of my face but I know where I am. The chair […]

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Skin Rider – Greg Cole

  Across the great sun-baked western plains before you hit the sea sat the dead end berg of Gravestone; the last stop on the line.  But the train seldom rolled this far up the line nowadays; nobody was coming to this deadbeat town anymore. It was the sort of place where people go to get […]

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Little Lark – Alan Dale Dalby

We were not of two minds but of one.  He was the mind that found the darkness hiding in the open as the light filled the world.  I was the mind that could find a flicker of flame in the deepest tunnel and claw my way out.  She was the connection that bound us together, […]

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Willa The Poppet Part 1 – Roya Hill

“The doll…a blind and hideous automatism dictated by the race…its vitality insuperable. The maternity instinct defies, even denies death. The doll, whether left upside down on the floor with broken teeth and ruined eyes, or lovingly arranged to be overlaid in the night, squashed, tortured, mutilated, survives all cruelties and disasters, and asserts finally its […]

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Interview with Megan Lynn, Star of Deadly Presence

How long have you worked in the film industry? What was your first experience making a movie like? I have been wanting to make movies for as long as I can remember.  Whether or not I’d be any good at it never really mattered, I just always knew it was something I would do.  Deadly […]

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Interview with Shane Cole of Masked Films

In addition to directing, you were also a writer on Deadly Presence. Is it important that you direct the projects you write? Would it be difficult watching a film that somebody else directed?   I would Direct other projects if brought to me, that’s not an issue. I only wrote this because I wanted to […]

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13 Questions with Richard Johnson

    How long have you been writing for? I started writing when I was in first grade. We had a project and the blank booklet I got was covered in butterflies of all things. So my book was titled Attack of the Butterfly People, and featured my school being torn apart by bloodthirsty insects. […]

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13 Questions with Charity Langley

  How long have you been writing for? Forever… well, at least since I could hold a crayon. My elementary school librarian was so impressed with my stories she would bind them for me. They were only a few pages long, written and illustrated on college ruled notebook paper but adding that slim plastic rung […]