Horror Movie Review: There’s Snow Escape (2022)
For all its visual, sound, character, and acting flaws, the fact that There’s Snow Escape is so dull for so long, is enough to make it one to avoid.
Author: Carl Fisher
GBHBL’s Top 10 EPs of 2025
It’s been another incredible year for music, with great releases across the entire spectrum of rock and metal. So, as is the yearly tradition, here is our top 10 EPs of 2025.
Interview: Getting to Know Attic Theory
Liverpool alt groove rock band Attic Theory have just released their explosive new single, Savour The Moment, via ThunderGun Records. The release marks an exciting new chapter for the band. In this interview, we get to know the band a little better.
EP Review: The Fear – Christmas Time (Self Released)
Coming off the back of the success of their debut EP ‘Falling Forward’, Manchester alt-rock/nu metallers The Fear have got in the festive spirit and whipped up a Christmas release for everyone.
Album Review: Weft – The Splintered Oar (Bindrune Recordings)
Weft, the sole vision of Charlie Anderson (Panopticon), will release ‘The Splintered Oar’ on December 19th, 2025, via Bindrune Recordings.
Horror Movie Review: We’re So Dead (2025)
Written and directed by Ken MacLaughlin, We’re So Dead is a horror comedy that takes the notion of a ‘Karen’ becoming a slasher villain and literally taking her complaints out on the staff of a restaurant on Christmas Eve.
GBHBL’s Top 20 Live Performances of 2025
From being devastated by doom, destroyed by death metal, suffocated by black metal, crushed by metalcore, to dancing our hearts out to alternative rock, pop, and so much more. It has been a mighty fine year overall.
Interview: Talking Horror with Elvis Suhadolnik Bonesso (Guitar & Vocals) of Stone Sea
In this interview we talk horror with guitarist and vocalist, Elvis Suhadolnik Bonesso, of the alternative rock band, Stone Sea.