We all have that lightbulb moment, when the dark, swirling clouds part and we’re hit with blinding clarity. You can never expect it. With their new song, “In My Head,”
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Horror in Frame: A Conversation with George Henry Horton (Strawstalker)Horror in Frame: A Conversation with George Henry Horton (Strawstalker)
Influencer Horror is all the rage these days. Especially on the indie circuit, the subgenre is easy to tap into and exploit for some good frights. And who doesn’t love
The Singles Bar: Kro – Mr. MiscThe Singles Bar: Kro – Mr. Misc
Sometimes, a song is all about the vibes. That’s certainly the case with Kro‘s new song, “Mr. Misc,” a foray into the swirling static of space and time. “Don’t give
The Singles Bar: Mose Wilson x Hannah Juanita – Louisiana Two-StepThe Singles Bar: Mose Wilson x Hannah Juanita – Louisiana Two-Step
Mose Wilson wrote “Louisiana Two-Step” eight years ago. He’d sung it live with Hannah Juanita for years, and it finally sees the light of day as a proper recorded duet.
Review: ‘This Tempting Madness’ relishes in mind trickeryReview: ‘This Tempting Madness’ relishes in mind trickery
The unreliable narrator, as you’ll find in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920), one of the earliest horror films, continues to fuel and inform horror storytelling 100 years later. Director
Review: ‘Hacked: A Double Entendre of Rage Fueled Karma’ scams you (complementary)Review: ‘Hacked: A Double Entendre of Rage Fueled Karma’ scams you (complementary)
Even the smartest, most detail-oriented people find themselves victims of an elaborate scam. Director Shane Brady and producer Emily Zercher anticipated the purchase of their new home. But wires were
Pride 2026: LOYD – FRESH MEATPride 2026: LOYD – FRESH MEAT
For Pride Month 2026, B-Sides & Badlands is raising money for The Trevor Project. Our celebration of queerness features interviews with filmmakers and artists, reviews of queer horror and albums, and
The Singles Bar: Emmett Jerome – Natural DisasterThe Singles Bar: Emmett Jerome – Natural Disaster
Emmett Jermone doesn’t let the burning out of a relationship go to waste. With his new song “Natural Disaster,” he spins the ash into a rollicking rock-edged Americana track about
The Singles Bar: Kate Prascher – JubileeThe Singles Bar: Kate Prascher – Jubilee
Kate Prascher‘s voice floats on an earthy breeze in her new song, “Jubilee.” A horse’s hooves supply the giddy-up, winding through city blocks of red brick and dirt. “It’s a
Video Killed the Radio Star: Victoria George – That’s A Lot To Say Goodbye ToVideo Killed the Radio Star: Victoria George – That’s A Lot To Say Goodbye To
In her brand new music video, Victoria George hits up the local watering hole. “That’s A Lot to Say Goodbye To,” directed by Sebastian St. James, shows George pouring her
Pride 2026: A Conversation with Paul Etheredge (Hellbent)Pride 2026: A Conversation with Paul Etheredge (Hellbent)
Paul Etheredge changed the game with Hellbent, the first gay slasher. While it may have been overlooked or dismissed in the early 2000s, it has only grown in popularity over
The Singles Bar: Luna Keller – WildflowersThe Singles Bar: Luna Keller – Wildflowers
Luna Keller pours the light glowing inside of her into her new song, “Wildflowers.” A chipper arrangement accentuates the joy gushing from Keller’s lungs. “There’s no need to fit the
Review: ‘Snow Blinded’ causes an avalanche of naked weirdnessReview: ‘Snow Blinded’ causes an avalanche of naked weirdness
Writer/director Brian Lockyer reminds the viewer there’s great value in micro-budget horror filmmaking. You truly don’t need a big budget to make something people will remember. With his film, Snow
Pride 2026: Poet Alivia Stonier writes on music & accepting sexualityPride 2026: Poet Alivia Stonier writes on music & accepting sexuality
For Pride Month 2026, B-Sides & Badlands is raising money for The Trevor Project. Our celebration of queerness features interviews with filmmakers and artists, reviews of queer horror and albums, and
Review: ‘The Voices of Our Mother’ moans in painReview: ‘The Voices of Our Mother’ moans in pain
Filmmaker Mark O’Brien has a way of crafting his work with a powerfully unsettling exposure to the darkest parts of human nature. His feature film debut, 2021’s The Righteous, peeled
