Album Review: Becerus – Troglodyte (Everlasting Spew Records)
Becerus, the fetid death metal creature, is back with love letter to the 90″s death metal scene called ‘Troglodyte’. Out on December 20th, 2024, via Everlasting Spew Records.
Author: Carl Fisher
Christmas Horror Short Review: Dear Santa (2023)
From writer, director, editor, cinematographer, and producer Chris Vanderhorst comes Dear Santa, a harrowing festive horror short that stars Stephanie Panisello and Lionel Sam.
Interview: Sypha (Written)
Potent UK metallers, Sypha, have announced themselves with their engulfing new single and video, Limbo, out now. The track is lifted from the band’s blistering debut EP, Borderland, which arrives on Friday 24th January. In this interview we get to know the band a little better.
Album Review: Christian ‘Flake’ Lorenz – Flake feiert Weihnachten (Snow Flake)
Christian Lorenz aka Flake of Rammstein (composer/keyboardist) has released his debut solo album, Flake feiert Weihnachten (Flake Celebrates Christmas). Reimagining his favourite Christmas songs alongside a multitude of guests like Joey Kelly, Doro Pesch, Stumpen from Knorkator, Micha from In Extremo, Tausend Tonnen Obst, and many more.
Horror Movie Review: He Sees You When You’re Sleeping (2024)
Written by David Lenik and directed by Charlie Steeds, He Sees You When You’re Sleeping is a festive horror film that can be summed up as unremarkable in almost every way.
Christmas Horror Short Review: Silent Night (2021)
Written, directed and edited by Lawrence Geller, Silent Night is a solid and atmospheric festive horror short with just a touch of creativity in how it is shot.
Interview: Revolution Rabbit Deluxe (Written)
Revolution Rabbit Deluxe charge onwards with the release of their blistering new single and video, ‘Tim Gurner Says’, which is out now. In this interview we get to know the band a little better.
Live Review: Ingested with Vulvodynia and Pintglass at The Underworld, Camden, London (12/12/24)
A new chapter for Ingested begins, and to ensure the year ends with a stompy slamming bang, they’re joined at The Underworld by deathcore unit, Vulvodynia and hardcore miscreants, Pintglass.