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Betty Rocksteady \ Brendan Vidito \ Eric Raglin \ gore \ horror \ horrorpunk \ Ira Rat \ Katy Michelle Quinn \ Madeleine Swann \ Sam Richard \ splatterpunk
Fucked Up Stories to Read in the Daytime (Stories to Definitely Damage the Youth)
After a reading hiatus brought on by stressful circumstances, I craved something short and engaging. A compilation of short stories that grips you, leave you wanting more, and which lingers in your mind; the perfect remedy for a reading slump. Often in short story collections a few tales truly stand out, carrying the book […]
Goosebumps \ horror fiction \ Michael Bukowski \ Sam Richard \ splatterpunk \ Weirdpunk Books
Sabbath of the Fox-Devils (Goosebumps Went Splatterpunk)
I had the pleasure of meeting Sam Richard, and others, at VoidCon 2024 in WV, and was particularly drawn to Sabbath of the Fox-Devils, as well as other titles by Weirdpunk Books, which he’s a part of. Don’t judge a book by its cover? Lol fuck that, you can totally judge something by its […]
Bloody Disgusting \ Cineverse \ Damien Leone \ Dark Age Cinema \ David Howard Thornton \ Fuzz on the Lens Productions \ gore film \ horror film \ Lauren LaVera \ Paul Wiley \ Samantha Scaffidi \ splatterpunk \ Terrifier \ The Coven
Terrifier 3 (Subversive Christmas Splatterpunk Demonomania)
You’ve probably heard enough already, so this is going to be different than all the chaff. I’m not going to waste time on film history platitudes and name drops, so let’s get to the grit. I first heard about the original Terrifier far after release, in fact far after the release of Terrifier 2, […]
extreme horror \ horror fiction \ horror literature \ Judith Sonnet \ NSFW \ NSFW fiction \ splatterpunk
Magick (NSFW Magic Demon Brothel Horror)
Anyone who’s read my reviews knows how highly I rate Judith Sonnet. Not only an amazing person, but an absolute prolific writer who sends out banger after banger into the universe. Magick was written in 10 days, and to me that just tells you how amazing a writer must be when 10 days worth […]
horror literature \ Judith Sonnet \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
No One Rides for Free (Absolutely Disgusting Splatter Horror)
I found myself pondering what the best way to start my New Year’s off with, looked in my TBR, and made the decision that a short and sweet Judith Sonnet special would do the trick. Let’s just say, would I class it as “the best way?” I don’t actually know. Books like this make it […]
Kristina Osborn \ Otis Bateman \ splatploitation \ Splatploitation Press \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk \ Stephen Cooper \ Stuart Bray \ Truborn Designs
Ensuring Your Place in Hell (Splatploitation Horror Literature)
I’m going to be honest, this kind of pushed some boundaries for me, and that says a lot. I’m phased by very little, nothing much bothers me in terms of heavy description or squeamishness or violence. My avid reading of extreme horror of all kinds has completely desensitized me to the majority of things. […]
Daniel J. Volpe \ horror literature \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
Talia (Supernatural Extreme Splatter Smut)
Talia has been on my radar for a little while now. I’ve seen a few horror friends review it, and it’s featured on many people’s bookshelves. But for some reason, I just hadn’t picked it up, until now. And for the most part, I’m happy I did. Split into two parts, Volpe begins telling the […]
Daniel J. Volpe \ gore literature \ horror literature \ splatterpunk
Awakened in Blood (Depraved Monogamy Splatter Counseling)
A couple finds themselves in a group marriage counselling retreat, and ends up getting the sex and desire from their partner that they always wanted….the end? Not at all!! Awakened in Blood begins with a prologue that’s split into two, one section from 1893 and the other from 1994. What makes it fun is […]
