Album Review: Exploring Birdsong – Every House We Built (Long Branch Records)
The strength of feeling in the album shines brightly. Brimming with heart and soul, it’s a very special listen and one of my favourites of the year.
Author: Carl Fisher
Sixteen Bands. Two Days. One Stage – Get Heavy Returns This August
Get Heavy Festival returns this summer with a focused, high‑intensity setup: one stage, sixteen bands, and two days of uninterrupted heavy music. No clashes, no filler, just a solid run of the best underground and rising acts in the scene.
Horror Short Review: Perfect Match (2020)
Written and directed by Marc Schießer, and starring Farina Flebbe, Perfect Match is a great horror short with a level of professionalism that puts many other creators to shame.
Horror Short Review: Funny Woman 3 (2026)
Dark Fun have finally brought us the much anticipated third entry in their Funny Woman series of horror shorts and it is both the best and worst entry so far.
Horror Movie Review: Wizard of Oz: The Dead Walk (2025)
Did you know that L. Frank Baum’s original 1900 book, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, is in the public domain? Well, it is, and that means horror filmmakers devoid of creativity have another property to try and make some money off.
Single Slam: Behemoth, Yersin, Battlesnake, Dear Youth, Son of Boar, Burner, sunbleached, Boundaries, Kelowna, Save Us, Holding Absence, Sea Sleeper, Allt, Scarlet Rebels, Bleeker, Seven Blood, and Motionless in White!
Today’s single slam features Behemoth, Yersin, Battlesnake, Dear Youth, Son of Boar, Burner, sunbleached, Boundaries, Kelowna, Save Us, Holding Absence, Sea Sleeper, Allt, Scarlet Rebels, Bleeker, Seven Blood, and Motionless in White.
Game Review: Creepy Shift: House For Sale (Xbox Series X)
Developed bv Night Shift Team, and published by Red Limb Studio, Creepy Shift: House for Sale is a short slice of horror fun blended with basic cleaning simulation aspects and puzzle solving gameplay.
Image by Jordan González on Unsplash
Why Fast-Paced Online Games Continue to Grow in Popularity
Online gaming has evolved alongside everyday routines, with more people looking for entertainment that fits easily into shorter periods of free time.