By Nate Bradford EPISODE ONE: RUBBER WHORE HELL Welcome to Homemade Horrors, a new feature where we discuss low-to-no budget films. Tonight’s flick is Rubber Whore Hell, an independent short from the wilds of Massachusetts. I first became aware of this movie back in 2009 when a friend turned me … Continue reading
Based on a novella in the Stephen King collection Just After Sunset, N. is a story within a story based around a mental patient whose obsessive-compulsive disorder may or may not keep the veil between two worlds from being lifted. Is he delirious? Is it contagious? Or are his compulsions … Continue reading
WEIRD TALES OF TERROR! Horrific was a Golden Age comic published by Comic Media between 1952 – 1954. Like many other horror comics from that era, Horrific was a simple anthology of pulp stories, usually presented in a “four per issue” format. There were 13 issues in the series, and … Continue reading
TALES OF THE SUPERNATURAL! Witchcraft was an old-school / Golden Age horror comic published from March 1952 to March 1953 by Avon. Like many comics of its ilk, Witchcraft only had a short run. It ran just six issues, and all are available below. Each issue is really nothing more … Continue reading
a.k.a. In Defense of Daughter of Darkness If you’re familiar with this movie, you’re almost definitely a Stuart Gordon fan or you just happened to stumble upon it during its initial broadcast in 1990-91. This vampire flick has been pretty much forgotten, and those who do still remember Daughter of … Continue reading
