Writer – Bill Mantlo Artist – Sal Buscema Inker – Ian Akin, Brian Garvey Colours – Ben Sean Letters – Jim Novak In this issue, Rom must deal with another Wraith sorceress […]
Issue by Issue – Rom #38
Mind Capsules – The October Faction #5 and Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #6
The October Faction #5 Writer – Steve Niles Artist – Damien Worm The most unique family in comics continues to delight as Delores is finally released from the hospital. While Frederick is […]
Look Out For the… – Werewolf in a Girls’ Dormitory (1961)
Werewolf in a Girls’ Dormitory, also known by its original name Lycanthropus, is a quaint little horror film featuring a werewolf that is actually kind of near the girls’ dormitory rather than […]
No Monopoly or Scrabble Here – Ouija (2014)
Not every movie is going to reinvent the wheel. It simply is not possible. The same can be said for works of literature or anything else that requires creativity. There will be […]
Should Have Stayed Lost – Mesa of Lost Women (1953)
If you watch this movie you will know the horror of Spanish guitar. After twenty minutes you will find your insides start to twist and your mind start to wander. With each […]
Mind Capsules – Guardians of the Galaxy #25 and Joe Frankenstein #2
Guardians of the Galaxy #25 Writer – Brian Michael Bendis Artist – Valerio Schiti Colours – Jason Keith The latest chapter of the Black Vortex sees our heroes beseeching the Supreme Intelligence […]
Do Not Eat the Mushrooms! – Matango (1963)
On what seems to be just a peaceful trip on a yacht, a group of people crash land on an island due to a storm, completely bereft of humankind. Alone, with no […]
Tame, Average, Yet Mildly Entertaining – The House in Marsh Road (1960)
The House in Marsh Road is a decent little suspense-thriller that never really gets any better than that. It concerns a couple who seem happy and yet are really not. They live […]
She Will Have Her Revenge – The Living Skeleton (1968)
The Living Skeleton is a beautiful movie. Not for the fact that it features murder or treachery or betrayal, nor even because it has ghosts and the titular skeletons. No, it is […]
A Name Well-Earned – Jack the Ripper (1976)
In this version of the story featuring the fabled killer, he is portrayed by Klaus Kinski and he is both excellent and terrifying in the role. If one man was born to […]
