At Horror DNA: Her Will Be Done Review
Her Will Be Done, a slow-boiling folk horror movie, finds raw beauty in mud, blood, and the bonds of a troubled family. Read my review at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Her Will Be Done Review
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At Drunken Odyssey: Sirens of Verse #2
I read my poem “Stars Fell on Sylacauga” for the Sirens of Verse series on The Drunken Odyssey’s YouTube page. Continue reading At Drunken Odyssey: Sirens of Verse #2
Musicalia #183: Too Many Movies
In Sleep, We Are Chroma Keyed You can only see through half these windows half the time. The light was neverhow we remember it…. You can get the poem and playlist over at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #183: Too Many Movies
At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 2: The Body Keeps the Score
You can get the reviews for this year’s Access:Horror festival’s second shorts block at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 2: The Body Keeps the Score
At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 1: Edibles
You can get the reviews for the Edibles shorts block at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 1: Edibles
Musicalia #182: Calligraphical Spires
A Secret A secret scratchedacross the skyin metal and cable calligraphy. You can get the playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #182: Calligraphical Spires
Musicalia #181: Night Launch
Night Launch Crossed signals cancel stars.Rockets embrace the darkto extinguish themselves. You can get the poem and playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #181: Night Launch
At Horror DNA: Filth Eaters Review
Ito Romo’s Filth Eaters crosses nearly a millennium in less than 150 pages, moving from vampires in the New World to a catastrophized New York City of 2069. You can read the review at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Filth Eaters Review
At Horror DNA: Ivan Review
A troubled family, an engineering student hired to keep an eye on things, and a piece of technology that probably isn’t going to improve anyone’s situation. Damien Fannon’s Ivan takes familiar horror material in unexpected directions. My review is up at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Ivan Review
