THRILL AND CHILL TO TALES OF THE WEIRD, FANTASTIC, UNCANNY! Strange Terrors was a Golden Age comic published by St. John Publications between 1952 – 1953. Like many other horror comics from that era, Strange Terrors was a simple anthology of pulp stories, usually presented in a “four per issue” … Continue reading
THE NIGHT I RAN FOR MY LIFE Do You Believe in Nightmares was a Golden Age comic published by St. John Publications between 1957 – 1958. Like many other horror comics from that era, Do You Believe in Nightmares was a simple anthology of pulp stories, usually presented in a … Continue reading
Anchorhead is an interactive fiction game, written in 1998 by Michael S. Gentry. It is done in a gothic suspense / horror style, obviously (and admittedly) inspired by H.P. Lovecraft, and draws heavily upon the ambiance and tropes of Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythos. While directly referencing a few quotations by Lovecraft, … Continue reading
Back before the instant gratification of IMDB and the ubiquitous intellectual property infringements of Youtube, the eager horror movie fan was left with few choices for behind-the-scenes information. There were magazines like Video Watchdog, Fangoria, or various fan zines, which provided great textual articles possibly containing a few production stills, … Continue reading
Published: Little, Brown and Co., 2005 A SILLY LITTLE GUNSHOT WOUND… Plot Overview History grad student, Paul, is in the library one evening, surrounded by books, working on his dissertation about merchants in Denmark, when he notices a book on his table that he hadn’t taken off the shelf. It’s … Continue reading
