Synopsis: Ask yourself: How would YOU survive an epidemic? Acadia King is a young widow suddenly faced with answering this question, and in ways she could have never dreamed possible at the start of her evening. It has been two long years since the death of her husband. Caving to the pressure from her good […]
I got the idea to write a few two sentence horror stories a few months ago. After pondering the idea for a couple of days of how I could accomplish the telling of an entire story in just two short sentences, I accepted the challenge to push myself and other horror writers to do the […]
Clever. One word; clever. That is how I will summarize Still the Shadows by Elizabeth Fields, a collection of four short horror stories suitable for young adults or adults who have a preference other than the hack ‘n slash gore and zombie apocalypse that seems to be on permanent repeat on Amazon’s “Top Choices” list. […]
Arachnaphobes Take Cover! A team of scientists found eight, count them, eight potentially new species of spiders in an Indian tiger preserve. Field studies at the Parambikulam Tiger Reserve is difficult due the bears, bison, tigers of course, and venomous snakes that live in the region, so microfauna like spiders have been ignored. The researchers […]
Horror writers are a dime a dozen. They fall into several genres of splatter, psychological, startle, young adult, and boring, just to name a few. Then you come across one that unleashes a hellstorm of demons and makes you put the rest of you afternoon plans on hold as you shuffle your schedule around so […]
I was not excited about Cabin Fever: Patient Zero. Why the hell would I be? The franchise, such as it is, is in shambles. Matter of fact, calling it a franchise is like calling Twilight a vampire movie. Eli Roth’s original Cabin Fever is an explosive juggernaut of gore, humor, titties, and teenagers making fabulously […]
I totally missed writing up last week’s episode and I’m ridiculously late with this one. Sorry guys. Other responsibilities took me away from this one. We’re now at the midseason break. Can we talk about how obnoxious that is? I feel like we just got going, and now we have to wait until February for […]
Through our sister – the great LC Fremont – we connected with Layne LaVanway. Layne does weekly reviews of Constantine on his YouTube channel. Before tonight’s episode, why don’t you check out his thoughts on last week’s episode. You can find Layne on Twitter: @laynelavanway
Beautiful Decay Filmmaker Danny Cooke has found a way to gain new perspective on the abandoned site Chernobyl. He managed to take amazing footage of the city of Pripyat, which has been abandoned since the disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in 1986. There are no long-term residents but it’s safe for short-term visits. […]
SACRIFICE It’s a dark, apocalyptic and really really stormy night…And my dream from my last review of Abbie riding a motorcycle has come TRUE! Ha! Prescience? The gang’s all here, and this is one busy episode. And that’s saying something for this show. Abbie and Ichabod discover Henry and Moloch’s Mad as Hell plan in […]