By James Newman An exercise in pure tension straight outta the nation that gave America the Statue of Liberty, Inside demands something in return. It’ll have you gnawing at your fingernails even if you’ve never been a slave to that…
It’s so very true. I found out how true when I opened up my cases of Issue 16 magazine from the printers that just arrived, and did a quick thumb-through. Not only was the order originally delayed due to equipment…
THE TEMPLE OF THE BODY by Eric Netterlund I drift through the high desert alone, and the foothills bow at my heels. I have slept through centuries, but now awake my stomach complains at its own emptiness. The distant lights…
By James Newman I promise you’ve never seen anything like this. Don Coscarelli (Phantasm) directed this adaptation of a novella by Joe R. Lansdale. It’s the story of Elvis (yep, that Elvis, played to perfection here by genre icon Bruce…
LATE FEBRUARY HUNT by W. H. Hackel IV I hunt, not for a living, not for sport, but due to a sense of tradition. I hunt in order to keep the archaic remembrance of my family relevant. I remember my…
By James Newman Say what you will about Keanu’s accent. And I’ll admit Winona wasn’t great. But there’s a lot more good than bad to talk about in regards to Francis Ford Coppola’s version of Dracula. We got Gary Oldman…
“What can we say we say about Wednesday that hasn’t already been said? Zombies, vampires, mummies and other things best left for dead? Join us once again this merry Wednesday, when Christine Morgan will be joining me and chatting about,…
FROM THE REMAINS OF THE AIRSHIP INTREPID by Maxwell Marais April 21st, 1883 Perhaps it is suspicion that has driven me to create this journal. Perhaps it is paranoia that I may not be seen again. But if that is…
By James Newman Night of the Creeps knows exactly what it is, and it never aspires to be more: a B-movie roller-coaster ride full of aliens, zombies, and oh-so-quotable dialogue. When the students of a small college are infected by brain-eating…
