The psychological horror series that captivated Konami

October writing prompts for maximum spookiness

A classic psychological thriller for the true crime girlies and closeted psychos.

No Superpowers, Just Ordinary Humans For Horror, Tragedy and Carnage

Tom Ford’s 2016 feature is a stunning tribute to the beauty of film and literature

Parker Finn returns with an unrelentingly chaotic supernatural-psychological Horror rollercoaster, led by a phenomenal Naomi Scott

And a case for AAA companies to give us different experiences

The trouble with King’s horror novels

A comic about the unhinged nature of TTRPGs

Or whatever everyone says true love is

In EDH/Commander format, think “multi-purpose”

Irish writer of Normal People says she can no longer receive royalties from British sales and she cancelled UK trip due to fear of arrest

They’re all the same

Death by Bite? Rather, call it ‘Death by Typewriter’!

Meet Marriages — a hidden gem of the 2010s heavy indie Renaissance

A deep dive into the work of New York’s loved and loathed gutter punk auteur.

Kane Parsons’ directorial debut is a haunting portrayal of liminal spaces and exploration of embedded trauma

And a case for AAA companies to give us different experiences

An indie horror movie on a microscopic budget is making unprecedented box office history

Are tropes becoming overused in the fantasy genre?

What Makes a Monster and What Makes a Man?

Horror is art

The Ugly Monster is sick of AI slop

This tortured portrait of a fraught mother-son relationship presents uncomfortable meditations on parenthood, complicity, and grief

How does Peter Thiel reckon his techno-fascist empire with the morals of Tolkien?

What Mike Flanagan’s ‘Midnight Mass’ lacks in jump scares it makes up for in monstrosities

An homage-heavy offering led by the next generation still finds ways to make things new and interesting

Putting prompts into a machine doesn’t make you a writer

KFC, Counting Crows and Friday the 13th will never be the same

Out of the Blackest Night

What ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ has to say about community and self-care

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s latest film is a smug dissection of ‘eat the rich’ films and the real-life moral decay inspiring them

Could a tie-in game become the new gateway TTRPG? I sure hope so.

Zach Cregger’s latest film takes an intriguingly anti-mythological approach to the revered video game it is adapted from, with mixed…

What Mike Flanagan’s ‘Midnight Mass’ lacks in jump scares it makes up for in monstrosities

Death by Bite? Rather, call it ‘Death by Typewriter’!

KFC, Counting Crows and Friday the 13th will never be the same

CBS was a moral panic profiteer

Because readers are always going to ask them

Don’t mess with the shy, awkward, strange kids

The hunger of the Other within

Could a tie-in game become the new gateway TTRPG? I sure hope so.