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first-person survival horror \ horror adventure \ PC \ single-player adventure \ SJ Games \ Steam \ vampire game
The Vampire (Obvious Title First-Person Survival Horror Adventure)
We were graced with a brand-new vampire game at the end of March. What’s there not to love about a vampire? This time, you control a vampire hunter named Cooper, a clear reference to the iconic vampire slayers Buffy and Blade. For the movie buff, I left Van Helsing (2004 film) out because he […]
horror literature \ Matt Shaw \ werewolf fiction \ werewolf literature
Spaghetti (Hideous Werewolf Cannibal Literature)
When the lives of six people combine in the most random and fleeting ways, all separately and short, one huge issue brings them together. By together I mean in the loosest of senses. After meeting each other the first time none of them ever really meet again. But the curse of the werewolf leaves […]
death punk \ France \ grind punk \ Iron Bonehead Productions
Profanation – Skull Crushing Violence (Blatantly Obvious Grind Punk)
There’s nothing much to say about the blatant and the obvious. You merely absorb as it appears. Consisting of members of a number of devastating bands in the French sphere of gross music, Profanation combine these efforts into what could be a one-off or new project, but either way it doesn’t matter. The reason? […]
Brian Trenchard-Smith \ dayglo \ dystopian drama \ dystopian horror \ horror drama \ post-apocalyptic \ Umbrella Entertainment
Dead End Drive-in (Dystopian Dayglo Horror Drama)
Described by none other than Quentin Tarantino as his favorite film in the “Exploration” subgenre, Brian Trenchard-Smith’s Dead End Drive-in receives a jam packed 2-disc UHD special edition from the fine folks at Umbrella Entertainment. A queasy mix of dayglo Post-Nuke goodness and genuinely effective social satire, this film is a personal favorite for […]
David Sodergren \ Paperbacks and Pugs \ sentimental horror \ weird fiction
The Haar (Sentimental Amorphous Beast Horror)
I’ve been trying to get more into horror with a bit more feeling behind it. Whilst I enjoy the relentless gore that many of the books I read offer, sometimes they lack any sort of real story or emotion, other than just people’s guts being forcibly ripped out. The Haar is a story about […]