A Haunted Island by Algernon Blackwood
A lone surveyor on an isolated island senses an unseen presence in Algernon Blackwood’s classic eerie short story.
A Post-Apocalyptic, Twisted Pulp Interview with Jesus Christ
Hello again, not-so-dear readers! This is Dr. Mary Von Rocksprocket, still trapped in my underground bunker, eating stale oyster crackers, and wondering why in the world the Doobie Brothers ever broke up!
All Hail the New God By Randle Cocksmith-Jones
Bidenbot 2000
“We have the technology! We have the taxpayer’s money! We can re-build Joe Biden!”
Blood Freak: A Thanksgiving Horror Film Festival of One PT1
Not sure what horror movie to watch this Thanksgiving? Well Screaming Eye Press contributor, Buttonface and some flicks to watch and some to avoid.
Heighten Your Holiday Horror Hoopla by Cruisin’ with the Crazy Crooners of Kitsch, The Cramps!
Add The Cramps to your Halloween playlist! Uncover their primal punk sound, kitsch aesthetic, and spooky influence in rock history.
Rat and Miriam
Follow Rat and Miriam as they fight to escape The State’s Imperial police in this intense graphic short story set in a dystopian future.
The Devil’s Lottery: The Weird Stories of Mary Elizabeth Counselman
A collection of the greatest horror stories by one of the most under-appreciated pulp writers of the twentieth century. Remember the magic of pulp horror, weird menace, and supernatural stories? Now it’s time to experience them again. In this collection you’ll find The Devil’s Lottery, The Blackstone Statue, and more chilling tales from Mary Elizabeth Counselman. You’ll also get Counselman ‘s poetry, and an introduction by editor Eve Taft that helps place these stories in their historical context.
The Horror from the Mound by Robert E. Howard
As Steve Brill, a fearless cowboy, sets out to uncover the legendary treasure hidden within an ancient Native American burial mound, he unwittingly unleashes a sinister force beyond his comprehension.
The Jar (The Ray Bradbury Theater, 1992)
Watch The Jar (1992), a haunting Ray Bradbury Theater episode about pride, obsession, and a mysterious specimen.
Charles! The Barbarian
Silly Seymour by Dr. Sause
