Horror Short Review: Elevator Woman (2025)
Have you heard of the Elevator game? The urban legend/creepypasta serves as writer and director Rohit Sharma’s inspiration for Elevator Woman.
Author: Carl Fisher
Horror Short Review: Make Me a Sandwich 2 (2025)
Make Me a Sandwich 2 is an ‘edge of the seat’ kind of watch and for less than three minutes, most will be unable to tear their eyes away from the screen.
Horror Movie Review: Hippo’s Revenge (2025)
It gives me no pleasure to slam a film like this, but Hippo’s Revenge is an absolute shocker. You’d get more entertainment out of watching an actual real-life hippo defecate over and over again.
Single Slam: Forlorn, Chairmaker, Withered Land, New Miserable Experience, Märvel, Satan Therapist, The Last Bastion, GHOLD, 601, Port Noir, Blank Atlas, and Distant!
Today’s single slam features Forlorn, Chairmaker, Withered Land, New Miserable Experience, Märvel, Satan Therapist, The Last Bastion, GHOLD, 601, Port Noir, Blank Atlas, and Distant.
Interview: Getting to Know Strange Boutique (Written)
Strange Boutique’s new album ‘Let the Lonely Heart Sing’ perfectly celebrates all-of the unique elements that fans know and love about the band. In this interview, we get to know them a little better.
Weekly Review Roundup: Monday 27th October 2025 – Friday 31st October 2025
From violent and vitriolic deathcore, to heavy groove metal, and expansive post and atmosphere, to passionate alternative rock, potent modern metal, and sinful blackened thrash and death, we’ve reviewed some great releases this week, and here’s our weekly reminder of what was covered. All these releases are out now!
Game Review: Goosebumps: Terror in Little Creek (Xbox Series X)
There have been Goosebumps games, but good Goosebumps games? Those are rarer and Goosebumps: Terror in Little Creek isn’t changing that.
Interview: Talking ArmaHeaven with Smash Into Pieces’ Vocalist Chris Adam Hedman Sörbye
In this interview, we had the pleasure of speaking with Smash into Pieces vocalist Chris Adam Hedman Sörbye. Learning more about ArmaHeaven’s creative process, the journey to this release that the band has been on, their evolution, AI and its place in music, and so much more.