Horror Short Review: DON’T USE IT (2026)
Written, directed, shot, edited, and acted by Damien Piata, DON’T USE IT is a cautionary tale about using AI, albeit wrapped up in scary story style.
Author: Carl Fisher
Horror Short Review: Serbian Dancing Lady Backrooms (2026)
Not content with his own version of Backrooms, creator Alex Magaña, introduced the Smiling Woman into the world previously, and now brings the Serbian Dancing Lady into play. Crossovers that you never knew you needed and definitely didn’t want.
Horror Movie Review: The Cure (2026)
The Cure is a really good film for two-thirds of its runtime. It looks and sounds great, it’s acted well, and the story is compelling, but after spending a long time building up a suspenseful mystery, when it is time to show its hand, it goes in hard, and busts.
Single Slam: Green Lung, i-ATLAS, Fuming Mouth, Della Nova, Changing Places in the Fire, PAVÉ, The Beautiful Monument, Kulk, Dead Flesh, Lost Velvet, Ignea, and Din of Celestial Birds!
Today’s single slam features Green Lung, i-ATLAS, Fuming Mouth, Della Nova, Changing Places in the Fire, PAVÉ, The Beautiful Monument, Kulk, Dead Flesh, Lost Velvet, Ignea, and Din of Celestial Birds.
Okay You Win Interview – Talking ‘End of Days’ and More!
London heavy rockers Okay You Win will release their long-awaited and much-anticipated debut album, ‘End of Days’ on June 26th via Blues Funeral Recordings. In this interview we delve into the detail behind the album, the journey to its release, and much more.
Massive Wagons Announce Co-Headline UK Tour With Terrorvision!
Northern rock heavyweights Massive Wagons have announced a very special co-headline UK tour with Bradford rock legends Terrorvision.
Game Review: Static Dread: The Lighthouse (Xbox Series X)
Developed by Solarsuit Games and published by Games Harbor, Static Dread: The Lighthouse is a Lovecraft inspired game that combines psychological horror with simulation and resource management gameplay.
A Celebration of ‘Sorrows’ – An Interview with Agnes and Mary of Cwfen
The celebration of ‘Sorrows’ is a key part of our interview with Agnes (vocals, rhythm guitar) and Mary Thomas Baker (bass) of Cwfen. We also look back on the past year, the success Cwfen has enjoyed, what the future might hold, and so much more.