{Book Review} Infested: Carol Gore
Infested: Carol Gore Reviewed By Becca Futrell Infested by Carol Gore was my second read from Unnerving’s Rewind or Die series; it may be too […]
Month: January 2020
{Short Sharp Shocks! Book Review/Interview} Moonlight, Gunshot, Mallet, Flame: Alicia Hilton
Short Sharp Shocks! #49 Alicia Hilton: Moonlight, Gunshot, Mallet, Flame Reviewed & Additional Questions By Steve Stred The second to last release in Demain Publishings […]
{Interview} Stred Stred talks to Ross Jeffery about his upcoming novella Juniper.
Back in early December, Steve Stred reviewed the latest novella, Juniper, by Ross Jeffery. In his review, Steve called Juniper ‘…deeply unsettling, horrific over and […]
{Feature} Channel Of The Living Dead’s Kenny Killingham discusses Fulci’s City Of The Living Dead.
City Of The Living Dead: An Appreciation Kenny Killingham (Channel Of The Living Dead) A lot of people are familiar with the name Lucio Fulci, […]
{Book Review} The Tainted Isle: Dan Weatherer
The Tainted Isle: Dan Weatherer Reviewed By Gavin Kendall Solomon Whyte, the son of a wealthy industrialist, has turned his back on the family business […]
{Short Sharp Shocks! Book Review/Interview} The Birthday Girl & Other Stories: Christopher Beck
Short Sharp Shocks! #46 Christopher Beck: The Birthday Girl & Other Stories Reviewed & Additional Questions By Steve Stred Demain Publishing is wrapping up the […]
{Book Review} Plantation Pan: Eddie Generous
Plantation Pan: Eddie Generous Reviewed By Steve Stred Billed as a sequel to Arthur Machen’s classic book ‘The Great God Pan,’ Eddie Generous takes that […]
{Book Review} The Roo: Alan Baxter
The Roo: Alan Baxter Reviewed By Ben Walker For something that started out as a twitter gag, you might be worried that The Roo‘s jokey […]
{Book Review} Hell Ships: Ben Hammott
Hell Ships (3 Monstrous Sea Tales): Ben Hammott Reviewed By Ben Walker Hell, as someone once said, is other people. In the case of Ben […]
{Feature} Miranda Snaps #9 – The Desolation Of January
The Desolation Of January: A Poem & A Drabble Miranda Crites The Desolation of January The gray desolation of January Has crept in with the […]