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Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #29 Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #29 It's Mother's Day Month! And what says Mother's Day like a pulp magazine with a lean toward cryptids? Brunch and mamosas? Yeah, that sounds good too. But just think, in this month's neo-pulp trash rag we have interviews with horror author Gary Raisor, cartoonist Collin Upton and Thomas Macum, the… Continue Reading

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. Continue Reading

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… Continue Reading

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. Continue Reading

Revisiting The Shaggs: Outsider Art or Misunderstood Genius? Before viral fame, there was The Shaggs—a band born from prophecy and paternal pressure, now revered as either musical outsiders or misunderstood icons. Dive into the story of how three reluctant sisters accidentally carved a place in music history. Continue Reading

Interview with The Crypto Crew Founder, Thomas Marcum Step inside the shadowy world of The Crypto Crew and meet Thomas Marcum, the seasoned Appalachian researcher blurring the lines between myth and reality. From eerie encounters to scientific scrutiny, this interview pulls back the curtain—but only just enough to leave you wanting more. Continue Reading

Suspense: Radio’s Outstanding theater of Thrills! What do Lucille Ball, Danny Kaye, and Orson Welles have in common? They all played cold-blooded killers, frantic victims, and desperate runaways—on Suspense, the radio show that let Hollywood’s brightest step into the shadows. Continue Reading

Mother. Sky. By Mark Slade A couple’s dream of a peaceful countryside home turns eerily surreal when whispers in the wind and eyes in the trees give way to a deeper, darker presence. In this strange land, the soil remembers, the air speaks, and the past won’t stay buried. Continue Reading

Interview with Horror Author Gary Raisor As a master of horror and dark fantasy, Gary Raisor has spent decades crafting chilling tales that linger long after the final page is turned. With a writing style that blends haunting imagery and compelling characters, Raisor has become a well-respected voice in the genre, known for his ability to tap into the deepest fears… Continue Reading

Rebuilding History: A Conversation with Shane Farmer of the Russell Theater In a small Appalachian town, one man’s relentless determination brings an 80-year-old theater back from the brink. Through community, creativity, and countless grants, a historic movie house gets a second act—this time with digital screens and old-school charm. Come meet the man behind the marquee. Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #40 Looking for a dose of weird fiction and bizarre articles? You're looking for Twisted Pulp Magazine! That's right! The neo-pulp magazine is back, and our mommas said we wouldn't make it to forty, but here we are. In the 40th issue you'll find all the raw fiction and cult articles you've come to expect from… Continue Reading

Something Deadly by B.R. Stateham When a call in the dead of night warns of a madman on a rampage, Smitty, a shadowy figure of justice, races against time to stop unspeakable violence. Continue Reading

The Untold Story of Bettie Page: More Than a Pin-Up Queen Bettie Page is often remembered as the ultimate pin-up queen—a symbol of beauty, rebellion, and playfulness. But behind the iconic bangs and captivating smile was a woman whose real life was filled with struggles, reinvention, and tragedy. Continue Reading

The Ultimate Springsteen Book Book Review by Mark Slade Gillian Gaar’s biography captures The Boss’s life, music, and impact in a visually stunning and insightful volume. Continue Reading

The Unintended Consequences of Daytime Television by Paige Keir A mundane afternoon of mind-numbing daytime television leads to an impulsive decision: it’s time to end it all. But when a faulty ceiling fan and an overflowing upstairs bathtub intervene, the narrator is left laughing at the absurdity of their own survival. Continue Reading

The Bitch is Back By Tyson Blue Ray thought he'd left his last job behind, just another contract in his deadly profession. But when a woman from his past—a woman he was certain he had killed—tracks him down, his quiet New Hampshire hideout turns into a battleground. Continue Reading

A Dead Ringer For A Black Fox: Part 1 by Brian Warf In the winter of 1842, a caretaker arrives at the estate of a late shipping magnate, expecting a quiet stay. Instead, he faces eerie warnings, a black fox with ember-like eyes, and a bell tolling from the graveyard—forcing him to confront the dead who refuse to rest. Continue Reading

The Charity Stripers by Mick Rose Coach Nick Palatino takes over St. Suzie’s basketball team, determined to win at any cost. But as his web of corruption, crime, and deception grows, the question isn’t just how far he’ll go—it’s how long before it all comes crashing down. Continue Reading

Poll: Dalton Hair or Jareth Hair for life? Do you want the crime solved or to make sure the whole operation goes down in a blaze of glory? Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #30 Twisted Pulp Magazine returns bringing along with it the tales of the riff-raff and sad dreams of the hoi polloi that you expect from this peculiar pile of paper. Continue Reading

Inteview with The Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll Born and bred Rock n’ Roll enthusiasts, Ray and Markus bring their combined 50+ years of rock and roll radio experience to explore the vast and intricate world of Rock! Their aim is to strike a balance in the historical narrative by delving into untold stories, highlighting pivotal events, and celebrating the artists who shaped… Continue Reading

The Frozen Warrior By Lothar Tuppan A lone figure trudges through an unforgiving wasteland, half-frozen but not yet broken. Each step through the snow tests his resolve, but something out there—something unseen—is waiting. The cold might not be the only thing he has to survive. Continue Reading

Music Mystery of Jim Sullivan A vanished musician. A desert that kept its secrets. And songs that now feel eerily prophetic. Dive into the haunting story of Jim Sullivan—a folk-rock artist whose life, lyrics, and disappearance continue to echo decades later. Continue Reading

The Queen of Death by Mark Slade She walks unseen, whispered about in terrified legend — a ghost, a girl, a blade in the dark. In kingdoms teetering on the edge of ruin, a single figure drifts from palace to palace, hiding in plain sight, waiting for the moment to strike. But in a world of traitors, monsters, and undead queens… who… Continue Reading

The Haunter of the Catacombs By Gavin Chappell A desperate thief. A dying creature. A message too terrible to speak aloud. In the shadow of a citadel lit by glowing trees and haunted by old powers, fate brings together paths that should never have crossed. Some truths lie buried for a reason. Continue Reading

True Crime, Murals, and Microphones: A Q&A with United States of Murder United States of Murder is a true-crime podcast that discusses a range of lesser-known crimes, unsolved cases, serial killers, and more by co-hosts Ashley and Lacey. Continue Reading

A Bloody Good Time: Review of The House That Dripped Blood With a masterful cast and eerie tales, The House That Dripped Blood delivers unforgettable anthology horror. Discover the dark secrets behind this cult classic. Continue Reading

Scarlet Viper: A Pinup Star with Burlesque in Her Blood Step behind the scenes with Scarlet Viper, a dynamic performer whose journey through dance, burlesque, and pinup modeling reveals passion, resilience, and glamour. Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #31 Twisted Pulp is back! That’s right everybody’s favorite dumping ground of questionable literature and questioning artists is back and ready to do some damage to your medulla oblongata! Continue Reading

The Ghost of Potter’s Road By Wesley Critchfield Some roads are best avoided after dark. A tale passed down through generations warns of a traveler, a curse, and a debt that demanded more than gold. Is it just an old wives’ tale—or something far more haunting? Continue Reading

The Thing About Barbie By Thomas M. Malafarina Brenda loves her Barbies. Maybe a little too much. But what begins as a harmless obsession slowly reveals something far stranger—and more unsettling—beneath the surface. Step into a dollhouse where reality isn’t quite what it seems. Continue Reading

Dragon’s Breath by Shauna Klein Two boys set off into the woods in search of adventure on a sweltering summer day. What they discover hidden beneath the weeds isn’t just strange—it’s impossible. But wonder has a cost, and the price of magic might be more than either of them is ready to pay. Continue Reading

Interview With Elizabeth Massie Elizabeth Massie is known for her work in horror and dark fantasy and has written numerous novels, short stories, and novellas, often exploring themes related to the supernatural. Massie's works have earned her critical acclaim and awards for her contributions to the genre, such as the Bram Stoker award from the Horror Writers Association. But,… Continue Reading

Grimwood’s Devil By Mark Slade A chilling tale of lost cartoons, dark secrets, and a devilish creation that refuses to stay on the page. Continue Reading

Interview With Jill Bauman Jill Bauman is renowned for her exceptional work in the realms of horror, mystery, fantasy, and science fiction. With numerous award nominations, her talent has been recognized on both the World Fantasy and Chesley Award stages. Bauman's art has graced prestigious venues such as the Delaware Art Museum and the Science Fiction Museum of Seattle,… Continue Reading

Reanimating Corpses: A Review of Reanimator by Mark Slade Before it was a cult hit, Re-Animator split audiences wide open. Dive into a review that dissects the madness, the satire, and the buckets of blood that turned an overlooked oddity into a horror-comedy legend. What happens when Lovecraft meets Frankenstein with a syringe full of insanity? Continue Reading

Interview with Charles Rosenay Charles Rosenay, also known as Cryptmaster Chucky, has spent decades living his passions for music and the macabare. Discover how a lifelong Beatles fan became a renowned organizer of horror-themed tours, authoring unique top-10 lists books, and merging pop culture with supernatural thrills in unforgettable ways. Continue Reading

Crom-Ya and the Little People By Gavin Chapell Once mighty, now betrayed and hunted, the fierce warrior Crom-Ya seeks refuge deep in the marshes, where forbidden magic waits. Determined to reclaim his stolen throne, he must ally himself with eerie forces from beneath the earth, confronting terrifying truths that blur the line between bravery and madness. Continue Reading

Awake (2021) Review From Buttonface A post-apocalyptic thriller where a mysterious global event wipes out humanity’s ability to sleep—plunging the world into chaos. As society unravels from sleep deprivation, a former soldier and troubled mother must protect her daughter, who may be the key to saving humanity. Continue Reading

Interview: Steve Rasnic Tem Raised in the isolated mountains of coal country, Steve Rasnic Tem found inspiration in both rural folklore and the mysteries lurking within human nature. Explore how his upbringing shaped his unique brand of psychological horror, surrealism, and emotional depth. Learn how one of horror’s most respected voices transforms personal history into powerful, poetic fiction. Continue Reading

Photographer: Angela Fardellone Photographer Angela Fardellone from Puddin's Photography Continue Reading

How to Stihl Rubies By Dr. Richard A. Olson Hard-boiled detective Nick Stihl and his sharp, unflappable secretary Pepper, get more than they bargained for when they’re dragged into a treacherous jewel heist. Continue Reading

Interview: Dr. Richard A. Olson Meet Dr. Richard A. Olson, the creative mind behind the gripping Nick Stihl Private Investigator series. Driven by a childhood immersed in athletics, martial arts, and bodybuilding, Olson’s diverse interests extend to the world of music, where he once showcased his talents as a professional rock drummer. Beyond the beats, he’s a voracious consumer of… Continue Reading

Interview: ChemiQueen With a name inspired by alchemy and a sound that mixes melodic rock, nu-metal grooves, and progressive edge, ChemiQueen isn’t your typical metal band. Vocalist Victoria Walker and her bandmates discuss their creative chemistry, the challenges of standing out in a crowded scene, and why their explosive performances resonate so deeply with fans. Continue Reading

Limited Edition by Tyson Blue In this tale of revenge and literary vendettas, a promising mystery novelist, finds his career derailed when a man accuses him of perpetuating harmful stereotypes. Fueled by resentment and a desire for retribution, he takes matters into his own hands by kidnapping and crafting a macabre edition of his canceled book. Continue Reading

Interview: PodCulture Vultures Check out the Podculture Vultures, a podcast that celebrates the charm of films and TV shows from both yesteryears and the present. Their funny show is a delightful exploration of nostalgic treasures, filled with laughter and reminiscences about those often overlooked quirky movie moments. Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #33 Winter is almost over, but Twisted Pulp Magazine remains! It lurks in the dark recesses and shleps down the shadowy halls. Limping around with stories of horror and interviews of… interest. Yeah that’s right, everybody’s favorite neo-pulp and mock-shlock mag is back with a new set of stories, articles, interviews and more, covering everything pulpy… Continue Reading

Interview with Cover Artist, Caroline Santos Caroline Santos is a talented visual artist and dedicated teacher hailing from Taubaté, nestled in the heart of São Paulo’s interior. With a decade of professional experience under her belt, Caroline has forged direct connections with art enthusiasts worldwide. Her passion lies in capturing the innate beauty of women and animals, a mission she fulfills… Continue Reading

Interview With Christopher Mcmillen Christopher McMillen is a passionate collector, dealer, and fan of vintage paperbacks, pulp magazines, and classic literature. As the proprietor of McMillen’s Vintage Paper and Pulp, he has cultivated a deep appreciation for the nostalgic charm and historical significance of these relics of popular culture. With a keen eye for quality and rarity, Christopher curates… Continue Reading

House Of The Not So Holy – House (1986) Review from Mark Slade Embark on a chilling journey through the corridors of cinematic history with Mark Slade's review of the genre-defying masterpiece, "House" (1985). Continue Reading

Incident at a Diner by Chris Miller Set in a small-town diner, the story follows the protagonist, Sam, as he grapples with the guilt of infidelity while navigating a tense encounter with unfamiliar, dangerous characters. Continue Reading

Mi Hermano by Tyson Blue When a private investigator and his partner are hired to investigate a company, they find themselves embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse. As they uncover a toxic conspiracy, tragedy strikes, leaving one to navigate a perilous situation alone—or so he thinks. Continue Reading

Escape! By Wesley Critchfield Rediscover the thrill of classic radio dramas with Escape! From tales of survival against all odds to adventures in far-flung corners of the globe. Continue Reading

Interview with Jason Norton Dive into Jason Norton's literary origins, from childhood fascination with comics to a lifelong passion for storytelling. Continue Reading

Interview with Blake Smith and Karen Stollznow of The MonsterTalk Podcast Step into the fascinating world of monsters and mystery with the hosts of The MonsterTalk Podcast. Blake Smith, the podcast's host and producer, is not just a computer nerd and occasional adventurer but also an accomplished writer whose work has been featured in prestigious publications like Fortean Times and Skeptic Magazine. Joining him is Dr.… Continue Reading

From TV Stardom to Cinematic Psychedelia: The Monkees’ Head Revisited By Jessica Ann Catena Uncover the secrets of The Monkees’ Head Film & Soundtrack (1968) with a unique perspective on this cult classic. Continue Reading

The Black Eyed Children By Matt Lennox In the eerie town of Glen Burnie, an ordinary Thanksgiving dinner turns into a terrifying encounter with the mysterious Black Eyed Children. Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #34 Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #34 brings exclusive interviews with Tyson Blue, Dr. Stephen Edred Flowers, and Amanda Durante. Packed with horror, weird westerns, and twisted tales—get to reading! Continue Reading

Interview with Tyson Blue Tyson Blue, an attorney by profession and editor by passion, emerged onto the literary scene with his groundbreaking interview with Stephen King on the set of Maximum Overdrive, published in Castle Rock, the official Stephen King newsletter. This marked the beginning of his career as a writer and contributing editor, with notable contributions to Cemetery… Continue Reading

Monsters, Makeup, and Music: The Creative World of Amanda Durante Meet Amanda Durante: A special effects artist blending glam and gore. Explore her work in Hollywood, music, and pinup fashion! Continue Reading

The Block Island Sound (2020) Shortly after ex-con Harry moved back in with his father, his father passes away, leaving Harry and the town to wonder if Harry has returned to his old ways or if there is something supernatural in the water. As the family investigates the mysterious happenings, they are pulled into a vortex of supernatural forces in… Continue Reading

A Review of Less than Human By Gary Raisor If your taste in vampires leans toward gritty realism over glittering romance, Less than Human by Gary Raisor is the blood-soaked tale you didn't know you needed. Continue Reading

Screaming Into the Future: Paul Lidel Talks Scream Therapy and Hard Rock Revival Paul Lidel is a veteran rock guitarist and vocalist known for his work with Dangerous Toys and Dirty Looks. Now leading his band Scream Therapy, he channels decades of hard rock experience into a raw, energetic sound that blends the grit of ‘70s and ‘80s rock with a modern, emotionally cathartic edge. Continue Reading

Old Man Vs. Machine Are you an old man? What do you want to do to yoour computer? Find out in Old Man Vs. Machine a Cartoon from Slade and Malafarina. Continue Reading

5 Tips for Writing a Horror Weird Western K.C. Grifant offers five practical tips for creating your own Weird Western story—covering everything from historical inspiration to fresh takes on tired tropes. Perfect for writers ready to blaze their own trail in the genre. Continue Reading

Brennan LaFaro: Blazing Trails in the Weird West and Beyond Brennan LaFaro is a horror writer living in southeastern Massachusetts with his wife, two sons, and his hounds. An avid lifelong reader, Brennan also co-hosts the Dead Headspace podcast. Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #35 The road to true artistry can be a dark path, a winding trail of dirt and leaves and stuff... or, if you're like us, you just read Twisted Pulp Magazine. Continue Reading

Drawing from Life: An Interview with Mary Wilshire Mary Wilshire is an American comics artist renowned for her influential work on Marvel Comics' Red Sonja and Firestar. Continue Reading

A Shocker From Bava By Mark Slade Mario Bava's final film Shock (1977), where supernatural horror and psychological suspense collide in a chilling Giallo masterpiece. Continue Reading

Frank Santopadre on Comedy, Hollywood History, and the Legacy of Gilbert Gottfried Frank Santopadre is an American comedy writer, producer, and podcaster, best known for his work as the co-host and writer for the popular podcast "Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast!" with comedian Gilbert Gottfried. The podcast, which ran from 2014 until Gottfried's death in 2022, became known for its deep dives into classic Hollywood, interviewing entertainers,… Continue Reading

This is the End (2013) Review from Buttonface What happens when the Rapture interrupts a celebrity-filled party? Buttonface explores the uproarious blend of comedy and horror in This is the End, where Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and their famous friends hilariously navigate doom, demons, and the reality of being left behind. Continue Reading

Gregg Allman: My Memorable First Interview By Eric Senich Join Eric Senich on his journey from awe to a casual chat with rock icon Gregg Allman in his debut big-time rock star interview. Continue Reading

Kenneth Gallant on Horror, Metal, and the Future of Dark Storytelling A total horror film, comic book, and heavy metal junkie, Kenneth Gallant revels in all things loud, fast, creepy, and macabre. As an author of numerous short stories and a regular contributor to Twisted Pulp Magazine, Ken weaves tales that chill and thrill. A versatile freelance writer, artist, and filmmaker, his work can be found… Continue Reading

Exploring the Dark and Twisted Worlds of David Kempf David Kempf is a prolific storyteller whose chilling narratives have captivated readers through over fifty short stories, six gripping novels, and numerous stage plays. Known for his deft exploration of horror and addiction-related themes, Kempf has received multiple accolades, including winning Millersville University’s Lemuria magazine short story competition. His literary reach spans both children’s literature—co-authoring… Continue Reading

Dear Mr. McGreely by Mark Slade A high school principal's life spirals into chaos as he receives increasingly menacing letters exposing his illicit affair and other dark secrets. As the threats escalate, McGreely's paranoia deepens, culminating in a nightmarish confrontation. Continue Reading

Old Man Vs Plumbing Old Man must have won a free dinner at the Golden Corral cuz his plumbing problems are terrible., Continue Reading

Peoria Nights Book Review by Mark Slade Hard-boiled detective Nick Stihl takes on jewel thieves, secret organizations, and Halloween heists in Peoria Nights. Is this 1930s pulp fiction worth the read? Continue Reading

The Unnamable 1988 Review from Buttonface College students check out a haunted house where in the 1800's an ugly monster called "the Unnamable" was trapped in a vault. Continue Reading

Jared Stearns on Writing, Pop Culture, and Marilyn Chambers Jared Sterns is a former journalist and pop culture enthusiast originally from Boston, where he studied journalism at Emerson College and reported on the night cops beat for The Boston Globe. Now living in San Francisco, Jared is known for his quirky personality and describes himself as "a 200-year-old woman trapped in the body of… Continue Reading

Pop Culture Unplugged: An Interview with Mark Arnold Mark Arnold is an American pop culture historian, writer, and podcast host who has authored over 15 books on topics including comic books, animation, music, and TV. Continue Reading

Healing The Broken-Hearted Night By Tyson Blue Auburn, New York, holds a dark secret as a man follows a recently released prisoner through the shadowed streets. What begins as a quiet pursuit takes a dangerous turn when a stranger with his own agenda steps in. With a private investigator now in tow, a tense game of cat-and-mouse unfolds as they trail the… Continue Reading

Yōkai of the Rising Sun By Eric J. Guignard Corporal Hutchins and a small group of marines survive a shipwreck after an attack by Japanese forces, only to find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. As they struggle with their injuries, starvation, and the ever-present threat of sharks, they stumble upon something far more terrifying: the island is inhabited by yōkai—the malevolent spirits of… Continue Reading

Interview with Eric J. Guignard Eric J. Guignard is an award-winning American anthologist, editor, and author known for his contributions to horror, dark fantasy, and literary fiction. Born and raised in Southern California, Guignard has published over one hundred short stories and essays, appearing in acclaimed outlets such as Chiral Mad, Shock Totem, Black Static, and Nightmare Magazine. As the… Continue Reading

Patricia Keiller on Writing Without Limits Patricia Keiller takes us on a journey through her creative world. She discusses her experiences in writing, the freedom of expression audio drama offers, and her passion for storytelling across various genres. Continue Reading

Plan 9 From Outer Space Review from Buttonface + Full Flick Celebrate this 1959 Ed Wood creation for its cult status, brought to life with laughably bad special effects and comically stilted performances. Continue Reading

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #37 Twisted Pulp Magazine returns for our 3rd Halloween issue! A cavalcade of creepy stories from some of the best writers in the biz! Of course, it's padded with the usual favorites from the best dang publishing company this side of the veil, Screaming Eye Press! Continue Reading

The All-American Psycho: American Psycho (2000) Explore the darkly satirical world of "American Psycho," a film that delves into the decadence and superficiality of the 1980s. Continue Reading

Voltron: Legendary Defender Review from Buttonface Voltron rises again to save the universe again when three teens and their leader become paladins to take on Zarkon’s evil empire. Continue Reading

An Interview with Nate Hale of The Conspirators Podcast The Conspirators is a dark history podcast that takes you deep into the stories your teacher never told you. Continue Reading

Halloween Memories by Lothar Tuppan A seemingly average man, is drawn into a Halloween night adventure with his eccentric friend, a real-life Indiana Jones type with a fascination for forbidden grimoires. As they embark on a outwardly juvenile and spooky ritual, the story takes a dark and unexpected turn, leaving you questioning the true nature of the characters. Continue Reading

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. Continue Reading

Duncan Ralston on Fear, Fiction, and the Art of Disturbing Stories Duncan Ralston is a Canadian horror author known for his dark, character-driven fiction that delves into themes of fear, disgust, and fascination. Continue Reading

The History of Mischief Night Delve into the captivating history of Mischief Night, an evening steeped in pranks and playful chaos. From its roots in England’s May Day festivities to its transformation into an American tradition of nighttime naughtiness on October 30th. Continue Reading

Trick or Treat: Real Halloween Murders If you aren’t scared of ghosts and ghoulies coming through the veil on the darkest of nights, here’s a few stories that will help you fear the most terrifying of monsters… that jackass down the street. Continue Reading

The Haunting of Whaley House (2012) Review from Buttonface Buttonface dives into The Haunting of Whaley House (2012), a low-budget supernatural thriller based on a real haunted house. Does it live up to the legend? Continue Reading

The Last Great Halloween By Chauncey Haworth This Halloween, Lonny Kensington of Richfield has learned that he hates absolutely everything and everyone; and this Halloween, Lonny is gonna kill them all. Continue Reading

Dark Thoughts by Mark Slade A tormented man battles with haunting thoughts as an eerie force takes hold of him, blurring the line between reality and nightmare. Continue Reading

The Death Patrol By Thomas M. Malafarina In a world reduced to ruins, carnage, and chaos, civilization is nothing more than a distant, forgotten joke. The Death Patrol—three psychotic murderers—roam the wasteland, dealing only in blood and violence. Continue Reading

Polls: Better Looking Corpse – Flipper or Shamu? Which sea creature’s corpse still has that posthumous glow? Answer the weirdest question of the day—Flipper or Shamu? Continue Reading

Review of 2 Bedroom 1 Bath (2014) From Buttonface When a couple moves into an apartment to start a family they have some complications, including an old woman with leached and devil symbols under the wall paper, and they still stay there. Continue Reading