13 Days of Halloween: Album Review: Horrorpunk’s Not Dead – Vol. 1 (We Are Horror Records)
Horrorpunk’s Not Dead!’s first compilation album ‘Vol. 1’ is due for release on October 21st on Bandcamp, iTunes, Spotify, and Limited run CD.
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Album Review: Antropofagus – Origin (Agonia Records)
Origin is Antropofagus’ long-awaited fourth studio album. The Italian brutal death metal quartet will have the album released via Agonia Records on October 28th, 2022.
Horror Movie Review: Halloween Ends (2022)
Directed by David Gordon Green, Halloween Ends brings a close to the trilogy of Halloween sequels that started with 2018’s Halloween.
13 Days Of Halloween: Game Review: Bloodwash (Xbox Series X)
The Womb Ripper strikes again! Inspired by giallos and utilising low-poly PS1 style graphics, Bloodwash is a survival horror game by Jordan King and Henry Hoare, and published by Torture Star Video.
13 Days of Halloween: Album Review: The Dark Horde – The Calling (Self Released)
The Calling is a concept album by The Dark Horde – a collective of international musicians, vocalists, actors and artists – that is written and directed by Brewin. The album is a musical narrative experience featuring a supernatural horror story set to an “eighties heavy metal” soundtrack. It is the prequel to Brewin’s award-winning horror novel The Dark Horde, set in south-eastern Australia in 1989.
Album Review: Orden Ogan – Final Days: Orden Ogan and Friends (AFM Records)
October 21, 2022 will see power metal force Orden Ogan release their very special tribute album, ‘Final Days: Orden Ogan and Friends’, via AFM Records.