Grindhouse Purgatory Review from Happy Cloud Media!
There really aren’t that many magazines left these days which have the old school fanzine finesse. Only two spring to mind, Weng’s Chop, and Grindhouse Continue Reading
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Review of A Whole Bag of Crazy by Pete Chiarella!
Creepy’s Retro Bookshelf Corner I recall reading about half of L. Ron Hubbard’s 10-volume Mission Earth series around two decades ago. A tagline on the Continue Reading
Review of Psychedelic Celluloid: British Pop Music in Films and TV 1965-1974
It could be argued that since the early years of cinema, two of the most important decades of movie making has to be named as Continue Reading
Review of Mutter Museum: Historical Medical Photographs!
It’s human nature to stare at the wreckage of a car as the dying fades deep inside. We wish we could help, but we are Continue Reading
Review of Texas Schlock by Bret McCormick!
I tend to read a shed load of books and stick to nonfiction. Of course, being who I am, I find myself sucked by an Continue Reading
Review of Blood Sucking Freak by John Szpunar
My own personal experience with the iconic and legendary figure, Joel M. Reed, began and ended rather quickly. After reviewing a film he starred in Continue Reading
Review of Ban This Filth by Ben Thompson!
“(Sir Hugh) Greene saw Whitehouse as dangerous to freedom, tolerance and adventures. I thought that Mrs. Whitehouse was the sort of person who would have Continue Reading
Review of In the Flesh Issues 1-11 from Garageland!
In the Flesh “The Magazine with Guts” only ran for eleven issues in the early ’90s. What began as an obvious labour of love fanzine, grew Continue Reading
Red Ink: Terror In 2000 A.D. Review from Blackest Heart Media!
If you check my review for Chas Balun’s More Gore Score (review here) you’ll notice I have a special place in my heart for Chas Continue Reading
Review of More Gore Score: Brave New Horrors by Chas Balun!
If you were a child being nurtured on the gory days of the 1980s, somehow you would have probably chanced upon the late and legendary, Continue Reading