The New Crypt
Vampires need a place to hide from the light and the Internet is their new haunt By Liz Worth When […]
Features
Lloyd Kaufman: True Independent
Lloyd Kaufman: True Independent By Anya Wassenberg Legendary horror meister Lloyd Kaufman’s interest in film came as a university student, […]
Diary of a DIY Horror Shoot
Diary of a DIY Horror Shoot By James King Horror thrives on the desperate, relentlessly plodding through any unnecessary emotional […]
Daughter of Horror
Daughter of Horror By Greg Woods In the fifth issue of my publication, The Eclectic Screening Room, I reviewed Kino’s […]
Getting the Most Blood for your Buck
Techniques for making a horror film on a low budget By Brandon Lim If there’s one thing that low-budget horror […]
Spook it Up!
A round-table discussion on indie-horror, by Paul Corupe Horror novels, films and art-work may be intended primarily to scare audiences, […]
The Undead Go Underground
Zombies are the underdog of the horror genre. Lindsay Gibb walks with the living dead to see how they are […]
The Tale of Cornelius P. McStone
The unlikely story of a septuagenarian zinester by Kelly Anderson Terry McAdorey always wanted to be a bum. As a […]
Age of Consent
Stacey May Fowles eagerly explores Evie Christie’s corrupt new novel The Bourgeois Empire I’ve long thought Evie Christie to be […]
Border Patrol
A small press surveillance By Spencer Gordon Look yonder, dear Loyalists, across that great (un) defended border and into an […]
2010: The Year She Makes Contact
Montreal writer and book artist Alisha Piercy arrives on the small press lit scene with tales of rafting boy scouts, […]
Kicking The Hat Around
More and more independent projects are going online to find funding. Is it working? By Alex Gurnham At some point […]