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blackened folk \ dark folk \ Pagan Records \ Poland \ Vječnost
OLS – Pustkowia (Blackened Polish Pagan Folk)
OLS can do no wrong, okay? I don’t mean that because I so rarely get any good folk, dark or otherwise, and am thus looking for anything close to good, but because she just does. It’s just an ultimate truth. OLS is the best. I was first paganly blessed by her last full-length for […]
Glitch Factory \ Nintendo Switch \ PC \ Steam \ Ysbryd Games
No Place for Bravery (Gory Pixelated Adventure RPG)
Yeah man I read some hate, some of that vitriol about this game, and it rather surprised me. Was I like into bad games? No, you fool, remember the reality of it all! Most gaming sites, especially bigger ones, crap out reviews en masse, and their “critics” play a few minutes and think they […]
Andrew Dominik \ drama \ Netflix
Blonde (Devouring Humanity through Fame Drama)
Not since the heyday of cinema terrorists like Lodge Kerrigan, Gaspar Noe and Darren Aronofsky has a film delivered the out-and-out assault that Andrew Dominik’s Blonde lays out over the course of its’ three hours. Please do not be deceived by the marketing of this film, which sells it as a slightly more interesting biopic of […]
Blu-ray \ Drew Godderis \ exploitation film \ horror film \ Jason Majik \ Visual Vengeance
L.A. AIDS Jabber (1990s Filthy Exploitation Blood Horror)
Whoo-ee! Let’s take ourselves for a ride on the wild side with Visual Vengeance’s new release of Drew Godderis’ truly obscure, obscene and absolutely vile (NOTE: I’m paying it a compliment) shot-on-video opus L.A. AIDS Jabber (Released on video in the 90’s as Jabber.) Is this worth your money? Is this as wild as I’m making […]
Chorus Worldwide Games \ horror game \ LCB Game Studio \ Nintendo Switch \ PC \ PlayStation 4 \ retro horror \ Steam \ visual novel \ Xbox One
Mothmen 1966 (Retro PC Pulp Cryptid Horror)
Yo I dig this. My first experience with computer games, other than a brief sampling on a friend’s Commodore 64, was the Apple IIe. Now, granted, I only played Lemonade Stand at the time, but always dug that green/black color scheme, the boxy look, and the booping speaker from inside the harddrive, not to […]