Revisiting Thriller with Boris Karloff: Season 2, Episode 10 – “The Closed Cabinet”

September 1, 2026

Time once again to dive back into Thriller, hosted by Boris Karloff, and this time around, we’re discussing season 2, episode 10, “The Closed Cabinet.” Based on an anonymous short story that was published in Weird Tales in May 1923 (and may have been floating around for a while before that), the episode was adapted … More Revisiting Thriller with Boris Karloff: Season 2, Episode 10 – “The Closed Cabinet”

Movies: Exit 8 (2025)

August 30, 2026

Liminal horror really seems to be having a moment, especially with the roaring success of Backrooms (which I still haven’t seen as of this writing; don’t fret, I’ll get around to it), and I started to notice that several discussions of other liminal titles inevitably ended up mentioning the Japanese psychological horror film Exit 8, … More Movies: Exit 8 (2025)

Revisiting Night Gallery: Season 2, Episode 16 – “Lindemann’s Catch/The Late Mr. Peddington/A Feast of Blood”

August 23, 2026

Next up on the Night Gallery docket is season 2, episode 16, another one that consisted of three stories. This time around, all of them were at least decent, even the more comedically-inclined tale in the middle, though I admit they were all a bit slow-moving. The first story, and the best of the bunch … More Revisiting Night Gallery: Season 2, Episode 16 – “Lindemann’s Catch/The Late Mr. Peddington/A Feast of Blood”

Movies: Hokum (2026)

August 16, 2026

I’m a big fan of Irish filmmaker Damian McCarthy’s first two films (2020’s Caveat and 2024’s Oddity, which I reviewed here and here), so you knew it would only be a matter of time before I (finally) got around to seeing his latest work, the 2026 supernatural folk horror movie Hokum. Just as in his … More Movies: Hokum (2026)

My Favorite Horror Movies from Every Year Since I Was Born: 1986

August 14, 2026

Way back in the neon-colored mists of 1986, I was nothing but a fourteen-year-old weirdo navigating her unsteady way through eighth and ninth grades. Amid all the hairspray and hormonal meltdowns, though, a few choice horror movies managed to rise above the angsty fray, and I’ll talk about them momentarily. But first, as usual, aside … More My Favorite Horror Movies from Every Year Since I Was Born: 1986

Books: Infernal Tramps by Alex Grass

July 16, 2026

Pennsylvania-based author Alex Grass recently contacted me and generously offered to send me an honest-to-goodness print version of his latest work for review, a short story anthology of weird fiction titled Infernal Tramps. This appears to be Alex’s fifth book, and was published very recently, in mid-July of 2026. Comprised of tales of varying lengths … More Books: Infernal Tramps by Alex Grass