Black Hole Heart is an album released by the metalcore band, Dead Eyes, via Thriller Records on October 10th, 2025. This album was announced this past Summer, so by the time it dropped this Fall, I had already been rocking out to the singles for a while. And what did I think of Black HoleContinueContinue reading “Album Review – Black Hole Heart by Dead Eyes, reviewed by Lindsey Goddard”
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…And Out Come the Toys by Matt Brandenburg – a blend of Willy Wonka, Saw, and Five Nights at Freddy’s!
Hey, there! Lindsey Goddard here! I just finished a book, and my first thought was, “That was so weird, it deserves a spot on Weird Wide Web!” Spooky horror writer Matt Brandenburg released a new novel last Spring (…And Out Come the Toys) which blends his lifelong love of Willy Wonka and punk music withContinueContinue reading “…And Out Come the Toys by Matt Brandenburg – a blend of Willy Wonka, Saw, and Five Nights at Freddy’s!”
Wild Spaces by S.L. Coney – Book Review
Wild Spaces by S.L. Coney is a novella set in the wetlands of South Carolina. The story follows a young boy and his dog, Teach. Wild Spaces has a Southern Gothic / Lovecraftian vibe, and I must say, the setting is engulfing. I could feel the ocean breeze on my face and taste the saltContinueContinue reading “Wild Spaces by S.L. Coney – Book Review”
The Crow and Comfort by Rie Sheridan Rose
In May of 1994, I fell in love with a dead man. Sitting in a darkened theater, mesmerized by the action on the screen, I was watching The Crow, starring Brandon Lee, who had been killed making the film. I was profoundly moved by the film. I saw it nineteen times in twenty days…or maybeContinueContinue reading “The Crow and Comfort by Rie Sheridan Rose”
Celebrating Women in Horror Movies During Women in Horror Month By Dawn Colclasure
In horror movies, women play a variety of roles: The victim, the Final Girl, and the hero. For a long time, women in horror movies did not have positive or empowering roles, as their roles were mostly for the purpose of eye candy or to be the damsel in distress. Most horror movies of theContinueContinue reading “Celebrating Women in Horror Movies During Women in Horror Month By Dawn Colclasure”
The TV Shows That Shaped a Weirdo, by Devin M. Anderson
What was your favorite TV show growing up? The show that spoke to your soul and kept you coming back every week for more? I had two shows that got me through some very challenging years in my life. Today, I’d like to properly acknowledge them. First up is… September 10th, 1993 marked the dayContinueContinue reading “The TV Shows That Shaped a Weirdo, by Devin M. Anderson”
The Fourth Killer in Scream TV series Season 2 – by Kasey Hill
Note from the editor: My bad! Kasey Hill sent me this article back in October, but I was so distracted by seasonal articles, by editing two anthologies, and by trying to keep a balance of book, music, and movie reviews, that time got away from me! If you are a fan of SCREAM (or aContinueContinue reading “The Fourth Killer in Scream TV series Season 2 – by Kasey Hill”
New Year, New I: I vs The Reclamation of I (Who else is reclaiming their I right now?) by Oz Krawiec
Note from the Editor: Hey, weirdos! Let me break down the band Imminence for you real quick before I let my new friend Oz Krawiec break down their 10-year anniversary album… Imminence is an alt rock / metal band from Sweden that brings new elements to the metalcore scene, such as the inclusion of classicalContinueContinue reading “New Year, New I: I vs The Reclamation of I (Who else is reclaiming their I right now?) by Oz Krawiec”
“What’s Your Favorite Scary Movie?” (Exploring the SCREAM Franchise for Answers) by Kasey Hill
What can we expect with the news of Scream 7 in the preproduction phase? Let me break it down for you. (This is your official SPOILER ALERT! This article digs deep into the Scream movies. You have been warned…) Following the Scream Franchise, we know that the franchise took a turn with movie four whenContinueContinue reading ““What’s Your Favorite Scary Movie?” (Exploring the SCREAM Franchise for Answers) by Kasey Hill”
The Charisma Killers – Movie Review by Lindsey Goddard
A brand new action film, The Charisma Killers, just hit video-on-demand streaming services (on November 1st). I gave it a view, and I must say, it is a violent thrill-ride that truly didn’t have a dull moment, and I recommend checking it out. Written and directed by Michael Matteo Rossi, this film brings a mixContinueContinue reading “The Charisma Killers – Movie Review by Lindsey Goddard”
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