Interview: Getting to Know Kill the Silence
Leeds post-hardcorers Kill the Silence have just released their new single and video, ‘The Final Word’. In this interview, we get to know them a little better.
Author: Carl Fisher
Interview: Catching Up with Tallboy
UK alt-metal bruisers, Tallboy, continue their swift rise with the release of their blistering new single and video, ‘The One Below All’, out now. In this interview, we catch up with them and find out what else they’ve been up to since we last spoke.
Horror Movie Review: Reunion From Hell 2 (2022)
Directed again by Sam Hodge and Hayden Newman, with the latter also writing the story again, Reunion from Hell 2 picks up two years after the events of the first film.
Single Slam: Corrosion of Conformity, Damnata, Sugar Horse, Lord of the Lost, Catalysis, Eville, Hanry, The Heir Apparition, A.A. Williams, Defences, Filth is Eternal, Collapse the Sky, Fleeting Joy, Earthbound, A-Tota-So, and Hellripper!
Today’s single slam features Corrosion of Conformity, Damnata, Sugar Horse, Lord of the Lost, Catalysis, Eville, Hanry, The Heir Apparition, A.A. Williams, Defences, Filth is Eternal, Collapse the Sky, Fleeting Joy, Earthbound, A-Tota-So, and Hellripper.
Interview: P.J. Starks – Writer/Director of New Fears Eve
P.J. Starks, the prolific American film writer, director, producer, screenwriter, and editor spoke with us about his latest film, New Fears Eve. In this interview, we go in-depth on the details of the film, as well as his career, what we can expect in the future, and more.
Interview: Talking Horror with (Chuck Dakota – Bass) of The Chuck Norris Experiment
In this interview we talk horror with bassist Chuck Dakota of Swedish rock band, The Chuck Norris Experiment.
Weekly Review Roundup: Monday 9th March 2026 – Friday 13th March 2026
From groove metal to pagan pop and folk, to alternative rock, post hardcore, metalcore, and so much more, we’ve reviewed some great releases this week, and here’s our weekly reminder of what was covered.
Game Review: Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game (Xbox Series X)
It might live up to its promise of a simple Hobbit life, but that’s not actually that much fun to play. It’s simply far too light on actual gameplay and story to be enjoyable and most will find themselves sick of skipping around far quicker than expected.