Thrill Me: Send HelpThrill Me: Send Help
As India Ramey sings in the title track to her new album: “Welcome to my villain era!” It’s true. The past week has been a whirlwind of WTF and sadness.[...]
Video Killed the Radio Star: Psychic Lines – Horror ComedyVideo Killed the Radio Star: Psychic Lines – Horror Comedy
With animation by BPMT Studios, Psychic Lines‘ “Horror Comedy” video satiates my bloodlust for visual butchery. The images flicker past the eyeballs like some twisted acid trip. Heightening the barbed[...]
The Singles Bar: Daniel Arison – SadThe Singles Bar: Daniel Arison – Sad
Feeling sad? In total despair? Or maybe you’re numb? Well, Daniel Arison has the syrupy elixir for you. “I lost someone I never had,” he sings in his effervescent new[...]
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Justin Streichman & Gustine Füdickar (Lady Puritan)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Justin Streichman & Gustine Füdickar (Lady Puritan)
Surrealist horror takes monstrous shape in Justin Streichman and Gustine Füdickar’s Lady Puritan. It’s a film that injects a David Lynch sensibility directly into the veins. And that’s no easy[...]
Video Killed the Radio Star: Juana Everett – Whatever It TakesVideo Killed the Radio Star: Juana Everett – Whatever It Takes
“Whatever It Takes” is like stepping back in time. Laundry day with Nana. Driving to the local Pigly Wigly. Taking that leisurely walk down by the lake after Sunday school.[...]
The Singles Bar: Moncrieff – Point Me to the SkyThe Singles Bar: Moncrieff – Point Me to the Sky
Moncrieff is committed to making me cry no matter what. His new, deceptively anthemic “Point Me to the Sky,” explodes with some of his most earnest and vulnerable lyrics to[...]
Peeping Tom Consulting (Now Taking New Clients)Peeping Tom Consulting (Now Taking New Clients)
“It’s better to take big, bold risks, good or bad, than to be boring” ~ Bee Delores Need guidance on creative direction, best practices on cold emailing editors, media training,[...]
The Singles Bar: Adeem the Artist – Jason Isbell B-SideThe Singles Bar: Adeem the Artist – Jason Isbell B-Side
To be a queer artist is to be in a constant state of untethering. Just take a listen to Adeem the Artist‘s “Jason Isbell B-Side.” The acoustic number sees Adeem[...]
How ‘Send Help’ Taught Me to Save MyselfHow ‘Send Help’ Taught Me to Save Myself
“No help is coming. So, you better start saving yourself,” warns Linda Liddle (Rachel McAdams) in the last few moments of survivalist horror/thriller Send Help. I’ve been telling myself that[...]
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Steve Flavin (Wrathbone)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Steve Flavin (Wrathbone)
Horror has a serious horror/musical problem. Where are all the horror musicals?!? In a genre that has such foundational films as The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of[...]
100 Reviews in 100 Days [Submissions Open]100 Reviews in 100 Days [Submissions Open]
Think of the “100 Reviews in 100 Days” campaign as a marathon. I watched 778 films in 2025, mostly horror, so I’m well-trained. Starting June 1, I want to watch and[...]
Beyond the Music: Jake Thistle on Hiding in the VacancyBeyond the Music: Jake Thistle on Hiding in the Vacancy
Jake Thistle isn’t one to change everything about himself just to fit into the music business. As you’ll hear with his forthcoming song “Hiding in the Vacancy” (release date TBD),[...]
Song Premiere: Adam Gaffney – Cut Off AgainSong Premiere: Adam Gaffney – Cut Off Again
It seems appropriate that Adam Gaffney‘s new album is called Product of Another Sad Song. When you hear “Cut Off Again,” premiering today, you get the sense that Gaffney has[...]
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Matt Webb (The Recluse)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Matt Webb (The Recluse)
The great thing about horror is that it’s every genre fused into one. There’s horror/comedy, horror/action, horror/thriller, etc. As with Matt Webb’s The Recluse, it perfectly teeters around the edges[...]
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with M-Alain Bertoni (Closing Shift)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with M-Alain Bertoni (Closing Shift)
Work in retail for any amount of time, and you’ll know what dealing with a Karen means. In his new short, Closing Shift, writer/director M-Alain Bertoni takes things to extremes[...]
