Dean H. Wild is a writer who devotes his craft to “exploring the shadows”. A lifetime of stories have given him a unique ability to tap into the human condition… Continue reading "Author Dean H. Wild on the Insidious Horror of ‘The Crymost’"
Actor, filmmaker and writer Chris R. Wright has no shortage of creative outlets. He has an extensive acting portfolio and his debut short film, The Water Boatman, was released in… Continue reading "Artist Chris R. Wright on Giving Iconic Horror Villains a Sexy Twist"
Lyndon White is a comic art veteran who has spent his career exploring and reimagining some of the most prolific tales from the fantasy and horror genres. His big hit of… Continue reading "Lyndon White on Crafting the Magical World of Fantasy Graphic Novel ‘Candles’"
Valentine’s Day is a date reserved for romance, but for some, the shmaltzy, saccharine tone of the holiday can be too much. The roses, the chocolates and the heart-shaped everything… Continue reading "7 Unique Valentine’s Day Gifts for the Horror Lover in Your Life"
When we think of modern extreme cinema, whether US ‘torture porn’ or Japanese ‘guinea pig’ movies, the underlying assumption is often that these things are a uniquely modern phenomenon. One… Continue reading "Blood, Sperm and Sweat: The Grand Guignol and The Birth of Spectacular Horror"
The journey to bringing the Cognition comic series to a conclusion has been a long one, which fans have been avidly following for years. In 2018, creator Ken Reynolds finished the… Continue reading "Creator Ken Reynolds on Bringing Comic Series ‘Cognition’ to a Close"
Set in the forbidding world of Victorian Van Diemen’s land, Luke Cartwright‘s graphic novel Obscura is a bleak but exhilarating debut. Together with artist Lukasz Wnuczek, Cartwright delves into uncharted territories… Continue reading "Through a Lens Darkly: Author Luke Cartwright on Gothic Graphic Novel ‘Obscura’"
Artist Tim Lord has been perfecting his craft for many years and now enjoys great success as a freelance illustrator. His pieces are rich with intricate detail and boast a… Continue reading "Getting Lost in the Detail of Illustrator Tim Lord’s Gothic Art"
Although most horror fans will remember 2018 as the year of Annihilation, Hereditary and A Quiet Place, film was not the only medium to produce stellar horror products last year.… Continue reading "The Top 10 Horror Comics of 2018"
Whilst 2018 was turbulent for certain genres, it did dish out out some tasty treats for horror fans. Netflix is killing it for consistent chills, and with some surprising hits last… Continue reading "Thrills and Chills: The Best of Netflix 2018"
2018 was sadly only an okay year for horror games. Releases from AAA studios were fairly scanty, seemingly having a cool-down after the fantastic year 2017 was for horror. In… Continue reading "The Best Horror Games of 2018"
The Krampus is a mysterious Christmas character. A figure who’s had a burgeoning impact on our Wintertime festivities, Krampus appeals to fans of horror and folklore, those harbouring any anti-Christmas… Continue reading "The Krampus: From Yuletide Villain to Pop Culture Icon"
You can see Framed at Horror on Sea on Saturday 12 January 2019 at 10:30pm at the Park Inn by Radisson Palace Hotel. Tickets are available here! The first feature… Continue reading "Director Marc Martínez Jordán on Social Media Gorefest ‘Framed’"
You can catch Against the Night at Horror On Sea 2019 on Friday 11th January 2019 at 12:30pm at the Park Inn Palace Hotel. Tickets are available here! Against the… Continue reading "Director Brian Cavallaro on Chilling Prison Horror ‘Against the Night’"
Leaf Blower Massacre 2 will be screening at the Horror-On-Sea Festival 2019 on Friday 11th January 2019 at 10:00PM. Tickets are available here. Michael Myers had his butcher’s knife, Freddie Kreuger… Continue reading "Director Anthony Cooney on ’80s-Style Slasher ‘Leaf Blower Massacre 2’"