A charming ode to Halloween and all things spooky, “Captain Ultimate” #4 is a hilariously fun superhero tale that mixes scares and laughs. Get ready for...
One of the most intriguing and raw comic books on the market is back this week with its 15th issue. “Saga” has all the qualities that...
Highly addictive, horror fans will be eager for another fix after reading “Next Testament” #5. The stakes are higher and the tension mounts as our heroes...
Thoroughly engaging and easily accessible, “Criminal Macabre: The Eyes of Frankenstein” #2 is a rarely mastered genre hybrid of crime-horror and seamless comedy. Moreover, Steve Niles...
With enough disturbing imagery to mess with your head, horror fans should not miss out on the scary and darkly humorous “Hellraiser Annual 2013” #1. As...
Jamie Madrox is back again with another Dark Horse Comics review. This time he takes on Ben Templesmith and Steve Niles’ “Criminal Macabre”. Hit the jump...
A triumph of ambitious storytelling and majestic artwork, “The Sandman: Overture” #1 is required reading for comic book fans everywhere. The illustrations are something from another...
Winner of the fan favorite award at the Big Bear Horror Film Festival in Fullerton, CA, House of Bad is a tense little chamber film about...
1995’s Embrace of the Vampire became a minor cult classic mainly because Alyssa Milano is naked for large chunks of it. But the film has a...
Talk about a feast of vengeance…Savaged, the new film from writer-director Michael S. Ojeda, takes the tried-and-true formula of the rape/revenge film and mixes it with...
When was the last time a movie got under your skin? Really unnerved you to the point that afterwards, you had to walk around the block...
Camille and Kennerly Kitt, who are known on the internet as The Harp Twins, have posted a dual harp arrangement of “Sweet Dreams”, which was originally...
Rarely does a canceled television program comprised of only 8 episodes receive a deluxe box set. However, such is the case with Kindred: The Embraced. The...
A decade before The Blair Witch Project popularized the found footage genre, a small film called UFO Abduction (1989) presented the alleged home video of a...
As the mystery comes to a riveting conclusion, “The Crow: Curare” #3 ends with a gripping cat and mouse game between an ex-cop and a child...
What’s better than a samurai combating the forces of evil with a magic sword? This of course is the premise of “Samurai Jack”, a hit animated...
Victor Gischler’s “Kiss Me, Satan!” #2 is dripping with the kind of cultural atmosphere expected from a book set in the historic Garden District of New...
Album review written by Lauren Rae Alter Bridge is one of those bands that, for the most part, still seems to be somewhat of an undiscovered...
A smart spy thriller, “Velvet” #1 will keep readers on their toes as each plot twist hits them hard. This is an exciting glimpse into a...
A major treat for horror movie fans, the “Army of Darkness/Re-Animator” one-shot special is full of witty one-liners, slapstick visual gags, and crazy undead action. A...
An ambitious overdose of emotion, action, and humor, “Hellboy: The Midnight Circus” is a tremendously fun ride. Readers get a chance to see what the blue-collar...
Welcome to Ghosts of Gaming Past — here we’ll be reviewing older horror games, classics and non-classics we missed when they were originally released. Have a...
“Drumhellar” boasts a unique trip into the rural surreal. Written by Alex Link with art from Riley Rossmo (the team that brought you “Rebel Blood”), the...
Kurtis J. Wiebe’s “Rat Queens” is an invigorating reminder that fresh, female-driven, fantasy content is still alive and kicking ass. Expect an effortless blend of bloody...