by Angela Bennett | May 8, 2017 | Reviews
Step inside the Wayback Machine with me. Back in 2006 I was approached by my editor to review a chapbook by a new publisher, White Noise Press. It was a time when small press publishers were entering and exiting frequently so I figured one and done for WNP. A week...
by Brian Lewis | Mar 27, 2017 | Reviews
VISCERA Jessica B. Bell October 3 2016 Sirens Call Publications Reviewed by Brian James Lewis If you like horror and love weird, you are going to want this collection of scary, creepy, funkiness from Jessica B. Bell! For those of us who are looking for maximum bang...
by Angela Bennett | Mar 10, 2017 | Reviews
K&R stands for Kidnap and Rescue. K&R professionals are hired to retrieve kidnapped executives on foreign soil, they also train executives on how to remain safe. Quantum International Security works outside the standard law enforcement channels in order to...
by Angela Bennett | Jan 31, 2017 | Reviews
The first two books in the trilogy are MURDER AS A FINE ART and INSPECTOR OF THE DEAD where we’re introduced to Thomas De Quincy (The Opium Eater) and his daughter Emily. These are not fictional characters and it was interesting to learn little tidbits of facts about...
by Matthew Scott Baker | Jan 14, 2017 | Reviews
Bedtime Horrors, Volume 1 Nic Kristofer Black Internegative LLC September 16, 2016 Reviewed by Matthew Scott Baker A fear of the dark is one of the most natural and primal instincts ingrained into the psyche of humankind. But a child’s fear of the dark goes beyond...
by Matthew Scott Baker | Nov 17, 2016 | Reviews
Last Girl Standing Directed by Benjamin R. Moody November 1, 2016 Reviewed by Matthew Scott Baker I first heard the buzz about Last Girl Standing at last year’s Texas Frightmare Weekend. From what folks were saying, it sounded like a must-see film that might help...
