R.I.P. Kurodahan Press
Too bad
Too bad
Quite simply, if you’re a horror fan this book, which collects several decades’ worth of reviews of “movies that refuse to behave,” is a must read
It certainly seemed like a good idea: a Russian American co-production in which six world class directors partook in “the gigantic cinematic canvas of historical change in Russia,”
Another year, another underwhelming showing from the mainstream publishing industry
A hugely enjoyable collection that offers up a full blast of media infused gen-X oriented horror
Weird fiction is alive and well in the twenty first century, and THE UNIVERSE AS PERFORMANCE ART is a standout example
The latest and most comprehensive collection of stories by Canada’s master of elegantly drafted bizarrie Alexander Zelenyj
On Harlan Ellison and the long-awaited publication of THE LAST DANGEROUS VISIONS
A 33-minute four parter by Japan’s Sogo Ishii, returning to form after a nine-year gap.
The Second book by author Danny Stewart, who’s quickly establishing himself as one of the preeminent chroniclers of underappreciated science fiction cinema from the eighties and nineties