Film, Television
“Sacrilege” Serves Up Pop Folk Horror with Skin and Scares
Writer/director David Creed’s Sacrilege (U.K., 2020) treads familiar ground in its mash-up of folk...
Music
Hubris, Megalomania, and Bombastic Presentation: Guns N’ Roses and the Art of the Music Video
The Use Your Illusion (1991) double album from Guns N’ Roses recently turned thirty. Considering...
Art, Culture, Literature
Book Review: Ramsey Campbell, Certainly
In the interest of full disclosure, I obtained my trade paper edition of Ramsey Campbell,...
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Episode 2: Master of Puppets
Jerome is back with a new episode of Metalstorm. This time around, he examines Metallica’s magnum...
Passport To Espionage: The Courier
This installment of the Passage to Espionage column is a tad different: a look at a spy film based...
So You Want to Be a Writer?
So let me hear you out, you want to be a writer? Cool, we could possibly be tribe! I’m talking...
Confessions of a Cineslut: Belladonna of Sadness (1973)
Kat Ellinger discusses the elements of Satanic feminism inherent in Belladonna of Sadness (1973)....
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