FILM REVIEW: 65
From tired B-listers to the biggest names in the business, half of Hollywood’s leading men want to play characters like
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horror
“Post-Solar” by D. Harlan Wilson
“The only real beginning and end is birth and death. All of the other alphas and omegas that you think you have suffered are an illusion. What remains is the horrific in-between. Amen.”
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“Special Delivery” by Eric Williams
It looked like a wedding cake from Hell. Three stories tall, sprouting balconies and columns and pinnacles like mushrooms on a rotting stump.
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“The Limb Garden” by C. L. Taylor
“Did you hear me?” Dr. Bergman leaned forward, put his long, crooked finger on her knee and tapped it three
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REVIEW: “Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke” by Eric LaRocca
This novella can be read in one sitting and it should be read in one sitting. Though it’s understandable if you would need to take a break from this epistolary tale of intoxicating obsession.
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TV REVIEW: “Sweet Home” K-Drama
Sweet Home is one of the incredibly few horror pieces I’ve experienced where I can honestly say I was engaged by the characters and wanted most of them to survive the horrors all around them.
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“These Silent Walls” by A. J. Vrana
The tall, westward-facing window in the spired nook offered one of the best views of the city. From the comfort
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REVIEW: “The Only Good Indians” Stephen Graham Jones
Review of “The Only Good Indians” horror novel by Stephen Graham Jones
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