Salt and pepper, peanut butter and jelly, hammer and nails–all things that go together, right? Add vampires and lesbians to that list. Read more “The Vampire Lovers (1970)”
Nightmare Toys
This store has some awesome stuff! Read more “Nightmare Toys”
Gruesome–Dimensions of Horror
The song is good, and the video is fun in a cheap, Troma kind of way. But am I the only one who finds it strange that the entire band is wearing the t-shirts of other bands?
Women in Cages
Well, you still have loads of curvy women–including exploitation legends like Pam Grier and Roberta Collins–being locked up and tortured, but, unfortunately, Women in Cages simply doesn’t compare to its sister movies, The Big Bird Cage and Big Doll House. Read more “Women in Cages”
Bobby Pickett–Monster Mash
This classic still holds up.
Pet (2016)
For some reason, the part of this moving that really sticks with me is when Seth (Dominic Monaghan) asks his love interest Holly (Ksenia Solo) if she wants to go see Ben Folds with him. Really, dude, Ben Folds? Not surprisingly, she declines his offer. Read more “Pet (2016)”
AND HELL FOLLOWED is a Splatterpunk Award-Winner!
![AND HELL FOLLOWED: An Anthology by [Death's Head Press, Wrath James White, Jeff Strand, Delphine Quinn, Michelle Garza, Wile E. Young, John Wayne Comunale, Melissa Lason, Chris Miller, Sam West]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51IS43y5IgL.jpg)
There is more reason than ever to pick yourself up a copy of AND HELL FOLLOWED. The anthology, edited by Jarod Barbee and myself, and with a story from me, just won the Splatterpunk Award for best anthology! Get it here!
G Tom Mac–Cry Little Sister
If this tune doesn’t give you a serious case of the feels, then I’m not sure how you happned upon this website. And please–PLEASE–do not suggest the Marilyn Manson version is better.
Ghoultown–Drink With the Living Dead
Texas made, horror-themed southern rock. Gotta love Ghoultown. Plus, the lead vocalist Lyle Blackburn is an author and bigfoot hunter.
The Deadly Spawn (1983)
The Deadly Spawn is a cult classic sci-fi/horror flick, and for good reason. Despite having poor picture quality for the 80s, and despite an odd Read more “The Deadly Spawn (1983)”