I’ve known about 24-hour comic day since the late 90’s, but I unfortunately just starting doing it two years ago. 2016 and 2017 were such a good experiences that I’ve been looking forward to this all year. Yeah it was that fun. So in 2016 I used Manga Studio primarily and then in 2017 I …
Trick ‘r Treat (2007) So saw this movie only because I was planning on going to Hollywood Horror Nights at Universal City. They have a number of themed mazed based on movies, and one was from this older jem, Trick ‘r Treat. I had to find it which was it’s own challenge (it’s not on …
Very Excited about this new podcast. I am one of the writers and it’s been a pleasure to work with this professional team!
Now that Pariah is finished, I’ve been engaged in a very exciting new graphic novel. The plan is for it to be one book, that I am doing both the art and writing for. I’m thinking over 200, maybe close to 250 pages. I hope to be pitching this to some of the smaller indie …
http://thehiddenfrequencies.com/ I am a nut about 2 things… podcasts and anthology horror. This is right up my alley. Add the fact that I am a writer on this series and BAM! Here you go! The first four episodes have been released (my episode is #5 to be released this Friday) and they are all …
Inspired weekend and saw some great films: The Big Sick, Dunkirk, Florida Project, I,Tonya, Disaster Artist and Three Billboards Outside. As a fan of Richard Linklater, Florida Project is right up my cinema verite alley. Although it’s tough to watch negligent parents and children run amok, it was a great experience and heartfelt. A …
The exciting second installment of the Adventure Bear Squad book series is upon us! Faced with the disappearance of dreams by every man, woman and child the world is thrown in turmoil and it’s up to SteamBear and his compatriots to save the world from curmudgeonry. Follow the next adventure here on Kickstarter! Live until …
I’ve known about 24-hour comic day since the late 90’s, but I unfortunately just starting doing it last year. 2016 was such a good experience that I’ve been looking forward to this all year. Yeah it was that fun. Last year I used Manga Studio with my 27QHD Cintiq which I had a great time …
Godzilla Resurgence (2016) Man in Suit!! That’s right! How can you have a horror marathon and skip out on Japan’s deadliest monster? You can’t! I was pleasantly surprised to hear that there was a new Godzilla flick and that it went back to it’s roots. If you’ve only seen the more recent western …
Raw (2016) Raw is a powerful, provocative film that will leave you with some dark thoughts. It’s foreign (french) and pushes a little further than what American audiences are apt to like. I have to be up-front and say I really liked it, it’s strong but it will not be for everyone, in fact I …
Carnage Park (2016) I really liked this one. Indie film, check. 1970’s style, check. Blood, check. This is a love letter to those 70’s horror films, the likes that Tarantino is probably well-versed in. Sometimes you wonder is this director (Mickey Keating) making homages to Tarantino or to the direct source. Either way, …
Hush (2016) Home Invasion Horror. It’s one of the many sub-genres of horror. Related to it’s cousin the popular Slasher horror, while it’s not my favorite, but I do find some things interesting about it. Hush is one of the good ones. This time the story revolves around a deaf woman. We’ve seen many …
Paranormal Activity: Ghost Dimension (2016) I love found footage films. There I said it. Last year I reviewed Blair Witch (the original) and I still think it’s a very good horror film. I liked Chronicle, and the VHS series. When Paranormal Activity came out, I thought it was good. As the sequels came out, I …
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House of Seven Corpses (1974) I found this little gem on Amazon Prime. Being a fan of older movies (this one is in color) I started it and within a few minutes I knew this was for me. I really like these older films, how they are staged and shot. I only wish that someone …
Today I’m going to talk about Death Note. The Manga, the Anime and the horrible, must-avoid-at-all-costs Netflix movie. Some people read “Manga” or “anime” and stop right there. They conjure up images of big-eyed crazy characters with impossible costumes and incomprehensible plots. I’m going to say right now that Death Note is so well done …