Horror Short Review: Me, Myself & I (2026)
Me, Myself & I is a creative horror short with a ton of intrigue that comes from Aidan Hayek and Max Gulden.
Author: Carl Fisher
Horror Movie Review: 1978 (2024)
Argentinian horror films are few and far between, especially ones that take a liberal look at hell and utilise the backdrop of real-life events to paint a more realistic picture. A picture slick with blood as the story told in 1978 is a violent and gory one.
Single Slam: Moonspell, Bad Neighbour, Burning Circus, alt., Blackmarket, Melting, Civil Villains, and Negative Frame!
Today’s single slam features Moonspell, Bad Neighbour, Burning Circus, alt., Blackmarket, Melting, Civil Villains, and Negative Frame.
Video Premiere: Thorium – Suburban Rot
THORIUM return with “Suburban Rot”, the devastating new single and video and title track from their upcoming album “Surburban Rot”, set for release later in 2026 via Emanzipation Productions.
Weekly Review Roundup: Monday 23rd March 2026 – Friday 27th March 2026
From atmospheric black metal, to party slam, and alternative metal, to alternative gaze, hard rock, progressive doom and more, we’ve reviewed some great releases this week
Game Review: Security Booth: Director’s Cut (Xbox Series X)
From developer Kyle Horwood, Security Booth: Director’s Cut is a psychological horror game that takes a fairly mundane idea and turns it into something thrilling, terrifying, and with loads of replay value.
Interview: The Healing Power of Growth – Talking ‘Under the Under’ with Vocalist LF
Healing is not gentle. This is what we delve into with Growth lead vocalist LF. Digging into the details of their new album, ‘Under the Under’. Talking about the creative challenges, how it allows them to connect to people on a deeper level, and so much more.
The Science of Dread in Horror Slot UX
There is a very specific feeling horror fans chase. Not the jump scare itself. The seconds before it. The cold pause. The moment where the room feels wrong, the sound drops out, and your body starts reacting before your brain has caught up. That is dread.