Silver Platter
Review Short, dark, and fiercely polemic, all wrapped up in a neat Christmas bow. This is an excellent story with commentary about CEOs and wealth inequality, tapping into the frustrated…
Test Town
Review A group of teenagers decide to make a quick stop on their road trip to visit an abandoned desert town used for nuclear testing. The desolate town became infamous…
Anyway, I’m Falling in Love with You Vol. 1
Review High school romance in the time of COVID-19, a novel concept. Mizuho is the luckiest girl in school surrounded by four gorgeous childhood friends, who she of course doesn't…
Bury Your Demons
Review A father's worst nightmare comes true in this bite-sized tale of supernatural terror. Bury Your Demons taps into a parent's fears and the main character Keith's emotional turmoil is…
Confession
Review A deathbed confession goes wrong and two men find themselves trapped together in a mountaintop cabin as a storm rages outside. Between the storm and an injury, the men…
Ravenous Devils
Review From the first time I laid eyes on Ravenous Devils, I thought, "Isn't that just Sweeney Todd?" and I was terribly curious. And you know what? The game is…
Tapewyrmin’
Review Tapewyrmin' is everything I love about body horror in all its vile, skin-crawling glory. The book was funny, perverted, creepy, and gross in equal measure, and I now have…
Queen of the Damned
Review The first and last time Queen of the Damned was in theaters on release day. I was an eager fourteen-year-old, Aaliyah was one of my favorite musicians, I was…
Dollface
Review Well, this one was certainly something, a bizarre and brutal little revenge story about a doll that gains sentience and decides to punish her 'papa.' I thought the premise…
Monthly Blog Review: November 2024
Blog Updates Not too much in the way of blog updates, it's been a busy month! For Americans, I hope you had a good Thanksgiving! Posts Book Reviews ♥ Are…
