Poll: Have you ever seen a ghost?
Roughly 20% of Americans say they’ve seen a ghost. Find out how many believe in paranormal experiences. Vote now!
Daniel Dread Episode 6: Paramour : To Lie Beneath
Rufus’s reckless pursuit of oblivion leads him into the clutches of Medina, a predatory being feeding on lust and despair.
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #28
Spring is in the air and you know what that means? No? Well, it either means that some freakey birds and bees are getting it on, or it means that its the first issue of the Spring season for Twisted Pulp Magazine!
The Rogue Brainchild by Chauncey Haworth
Raised in a cemetery, Debbie thought she understood death. But after one terrifying accident, her grip on reality slips. Are her fears just echoes of trauma—or is something darker clawing its way to the surface?
Stephen King’s Desperation: A Movie Review
When an old god is dug up in the desert, it’s up to several groups of unrelated travelers to ban together and put his ass back in the ground.
A Name by Mark Slade
In this suspenseful story, a woman’s daughter tries to persuade her to stop practicing black magic in her kitchen to little avail.
Interview with the Made For Tv Movie Club
The Made-For-TV Movie Club Podcast is hosted by friends, Beth Lee and Kierstin Cira, who share their love for classic made-for-TV movies from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. With their expertise in pop culture and film, they provide witty discussions and lively debates while reminiscing about these “beloved” films. If your an 80s fan of kitch and camp made just for TV, grab some popcorn and enjoy the interview.
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #29
Burlesque: Coco Bond
She’s a performer. A poet. A cultural firestarter. But who is Coco Bond beyond the stage lights?
BAT DICK!!!Or: Two Guys Running from a Bat Monster
A foul-mouthed horror comedy where two guys face off with a terrifying male bat monster. Salt Dixon delivers wild dialogue and dark humour. Read more now.
Colin Upton on Art, Anarchy, and the State of Comics
Colin Upton is a cartoonist known for his unique style and offbeat sense of humor. Born in Vancouver, BC in 1959, Upton began his career in the 1980s, creating a series of self-published comics that quickly gained a following. His work often explores unconventional themes and features a cast of eccentric characters, from punk rockers to aliens and talking animals. In addition to comics, Upton has also worked as an illustrator, animator, and graphic designer. He continues to create new work and has inspired a new generation of cartoonists with his distinctive voice and unique approach.
Curse of the Black Buddha by Chauncey Haworth
In a frozen war-torn forest, four soldiers venture deep behind enemy lines on a mission wrapped in mystery. Their goal: retrieve a strange relic from an ancient temple. But something is waiting in the shadows. Something that doesn’t belong in this world.
