Marginalia #51: War by Candlelight, Plan 9 from Outer Space, and KOKOKO!
Marginalia from the last week or two. Continue reading Marginalia #51: War by Candlelight, Plan 9 from Outer Space, and KOKOKO!
Marginalia from the last week or two. Continue reading Marginalia #51: War by Candlelight, Plan 9 from Outer Space, and KOKOKO!
Breece D’J Pancake hailed from West Virginia and writes like an Appalachian blend of Ernest Hemingway and early Cormac McCarthy, infused with the dark humor of Denis Johnson. While reading this collection, Jesus’ Son by Johnson often came to mind, possibly influenced by Pancake. Pancake’s writing is both gorgeous and devastating, capturing the lives and … Continue reading Marginalia #50: Breece D’J Pancake, What a Way to Go!, Guy Klucevsek with Mister Rogers
My last report of the year from Film Maudit 2.0 is now up over at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Film Maudit 2.0–The Shorts (Part Two)
I was very excited to get to go back to Film Maudit 2.0 this year thanks to Horror DNA. Part One of my shorts rundown is now available. Continue reading At Horror DNA: FIlm Maudit 2.0–The Shorts (Part One)
Your Reptilian Overlords got you down? Try some Keratyna, a feature shown at this year’s Panic Fest. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Keratyna
I’ve got a review of the slow-gore slasher In a Violent Nature over at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: In a Violent Nature
I read this alongside Cormac McCarthy’s fantastic second and third novels (Outer Dark and Child of God). It fit right in. I was reminded of some of Ottessa Moshfegh’s narrators (Eileen) and some of Bret Easton Ellis’s (American Psycho or Less Than Zero). Elsby’s feels more naturally of the horror genre than those listed besides … Continue reading Marginalia #49: Hexis, Quantum Criminals, The Great White Silence, Boro in the Box, Trees on the Moon
I have my last set of reviews from Panic Fest 2024 with a trio of longform shorts. Over at Horror DNA! Continue reading At Horror DNA: Panic Fest Longform Shorts
Over at Horror DNA, the first two selections from a three-part set of short film reviews from Panic Fest are available. Part One. Part Two. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Panic Fest Short Film Reviews