LEISURE TIME w/ GLENN ROLFE Episode One: COVENANT by John Everson Welcome to Leisure Time. I’m your host, Glenn Rolfe. While I should be hard at work writing a new short story […]
{Leisure Time with Glenn Rolfe} Episode 1: Covenant by John Everson
{Film Review} Dybbuk Box- The True Story of Chris Chambers
Reviewed by Caitlyn Grey Buying a paranormal item off the Black Market—what could possibly go wrong? For paranormal thrill seeker Chris Chambers (played by Chris Chambers), he’s about to find out. After […]
{Book Review} Fountain Dead by Theresa Braun
Pages: 187 Published: November 20th 2018 Publisher: Unnerving I have read quite a few stories by Theresa Braun. She never disappoints, always delivering a good time. But Fountain Dead is on another […]
{Book Review} The Fisherman by John Langan
Reviewed by Valerie Dorsey My first time reading anything written by John Langan and I am so happy I picked this one! It took me awhile because this is a story, within […]
{Book Review} The Rust Maiden by Gwendolyn Kiste
Reviewed by Valerie Dorsey This story is set in 1980 and that time is very nostalgic for me. Brought back a lot of memories from my childhood, playing with the Ouija board, […]
{Guest Post} We Seem More Normal: Brian Evenson, Utah Valley, and Mormon Representation in Horror by T.J. Tranchell
We Seem More Normal: Brian Evenson, Utah Valley, and Mormon Representation in Horror By T.J. Tranchell Most of the books I’ve read since I was about […]
{Book Review} Violet by Scott Thomas
Pages: 300 Published: October 15th 2019 Publisher: Inkshares Scott Thomas, author of Kill Creek, delivers a most masterful read. Horror pertaining to childhood has always freaked me out. Violet freaked me […]
{Film Review} THE HOLE IN THE GROUND by Lee Cronin
Reviewed by Caitlyn Grey What would you do if your life started to resemble that of local folklore? Shortly after moving to a secluded rural town, that’s exactly what happens to now […]
{Music Monday} Soulshine by Warren Haynes
Soulshine by Warren Haynes When you can’t find the light That guides you through a cloudy day When the stars ain’t shining bright And it feels like you’ve lost your way When […]
{Book Review} The Resurrectionists by Michael Patrick Hicks
Michael Patrick Hicks has outdone himself this time. He has concocted a potent, genre-bending cosmic horror tale that’s rich with historical implications. Hicks taps into so many history facets of the […]
{Guest Post} The Frightful Nobody by Chris Sorensen
THE FRIGHTFUL NOBODY Chris Sorensen My earliest recollection of horror being a thing that existed in the world was when my mother tried to ease my fear of a dark bedroom. As […]
{Film Review} SLEEPAWAY CAMP
Sleepaway Camp Reviewed by Caitlyn Grey Whoever said summer camp was a fun way to spend their vacation never went to Camp Arawak. In this 1983 cult classic, Angela Barker (Felissa Rose) […]
