Visions From Beyond The Dave #3 – Ringu Kanzen-ban (1995)
Ringu Kanzen-ban 1995. Japan. Dir. Chisui Takigawa In 1998, a little film from Japan, based on a novel by Koji Suzuki, changed the face of […]
Month: March 2019
Crow Shine: Alan Baxter (Kendall Review)
Crow Shine – Alan Baxter Reviewed By Steve Stred Crow Shine is my second read of Alan Baxter’s after checking out the fantastic Devouring Dark […]
Videodrone #3: Ben Walker shares reviews (and interviews) that may control your mind…then destroy your wallet!
A horror fan and writer since who knows when, Ben started dabbling in online reviews around 2001. Nowadays he has a booktube channel, which features […]
Palace Of Ghosts Author, Thomas S. Flowers talks to Kendall Reviews
Thomas S. Flowers is an Operation Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom Army veteran who loves scary movies, BBQ, and coffee. Ever since reading Remarque’s All […]
Kendall Reviews Proudly Presents Steve Stred’s Tunes From The Crypt #1
Welcome all to the very first edition of Tunes From the Crypt! I’ve contributed a number of pieces over the last year and a bit […]
Shirley Jackson Award Winning Author, Carrie Laben – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Carrie Laben Well, it’s probably glib to say “because I’m crazy”, isn’t it? Nevertheless, the raw truth is that […]
A God In The Shed: J.F. Dubeau (Kendall Review)
A God In The Shed – J.F. Dubeau Reviewed By Steve Stred Once I finished reading this story, I knew I had a contender for […]
The Other Side Of Elsewhere Author, Brett McKay – Why Do You Write Horror?
Why Do I Write Horror? By Brett McKay “As if I had any choice in the matter,” is the first answer that comes to mind […]
Darkest Hours Author Mike Thorn talks to Josiah Morgan about writing, genre and influences.
Josiah Morgan and I have been online acquaintances for several years, bonding initially over our mutual passion for film. I recently read his debut poetry […]
We Are The Accused: Lucas Mangum (Kendall Review)
We Are The Accused – Lucas Mangum Reviewed By Steve Stred We Are the Accused is my first dive into a Lucas Mangum release, but […]