Last week I talked about whether video games were art or not in Are Video Games Art, Part 1, and just gave my opinion on…
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Month: July 2020
When her niece is found dead along with three friends after viewing a supposedly cursed videotape, reporter Reiko Asakawa sets out to investigate. Tagline: One…
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Today on Sci-Fi & Scary, we have the pleasure of sharing our interview with O.F. Cieri, author of the urban fantasy novel Lord of Thundertown.…
Leave a CommentIn an alternate reality where ghosts are as commonplace as the weather, the most terrifying thing imaginable is a house not being haunted. Donna Fitzpatrick…
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The title of a book is almost the first thing you notice about a book, besides the cover art. A good title should be evocative…
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The secrets lurking in a rundown roadside motel ensnare a young woman, just as they did her aunt thirty-five years before, in this new atmospheric…
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For generations Prosper Station has thrived under the guidance of its Honoured Ancestress: born of a human womb, the station’s artificial intelligence has offered guidance…
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The Horror BiWeekly Bulletin serves to give you the highlights on horror for the current and previous week. Notes about new releases in books, movies,…
Leave a CommentIn 2011 video games were ruled as art and entitled to the same protections as other forms of art. And yet the debate still continues…
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Snake Plissken is once again called in by the United States government to recover a potential doomsday device from Los Angeles, now an autonomous island…
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