2003: The Year in Bedlam
2003 is over, meaning it’s time once again for my year-end horror movie wrap up
2002: The Year in Bedlam
Once again the year is over and it’s time for my annual look back at the year in horror
2001: The Year in Bedlam
Much drama was had over 2001 but little of it on the movie screens. I really hate to be a naysayer but it was a pretty slow year, horror movie wise
TRIBESMEN
An enjoyable gore-filled tribute to the cannibal film cycle of the 1970s and 80s
THE STORY OF NOICHI THE BLIND
Here’s something unique: a novella, penned by veteran horror scribe Chet Williamson, written in the style of the late Lafcadio Hearn
SEVEN BRAINS
It’s been said the ultimate compliment you can give a horror story is it makes you question its author’s sanity. I’ll confess that was the case with this deeply sick novella, meaning it’s a success
Fangoria’s April, 2009 Weekend of Horrors
Held at the L.A. Convention Center’s cavernous west hall on Fangoria magazine’s 30th anniversary, this was said to be the most elaborate and monumental Fangoria Weekend of Horrors yet
Annoying Trends in Modern Horror Movies
2003 could almost be termed the year of the horror movie, as there were so many of them. Unfortunately, the reality is that not too many of last year’s horror films were worthwhile
These Movies DID Play at a Theater Near You…but You Didn’t See ‘Em!
The following piece was written in response to the snippy emails I’ve been getting
PLAY LITTLE VICTIMS
In tried-and-true ANIMAL FARM fashion, this provocative novella relates a metaphoric fable of the animal world with more than a hint of the satiric nastiness of Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal”