Aquatic Horror
The Barge People is Best When it’s Beneath the Water [Review]
The Barge People is the latest effort from director Charlie Steed, who has been carving out a genre career with rapid fire riffs on established horror conventions. From the first frame, the film is cl...
Book Review – Island Red by Matt Serafini
If you’ve ever wondered what a mashup of Jaws and The Thing would be like, author Matt Serafini has the answer. His latest book Island Red was released by Severed Press on July 2, and offers a q...
Exclusive Interview: Steve Alten Talks Meg And More!
Steve Alten is the author of the popular Meg series, about a massive prehistoric megalodon shark awakened in the modern era. There are five books in the series, with the fifth having just hit stands, ...
Why Oceanic Horror is a Subgenre Worth Diving Into
Everyone remembers the first time they saw Jaws, whether they watched it during its initial theatrical run or just scrolled by it on the SyFy Channel one day. It was a hugely impactful, influential pi...
The Drownsman is Making Waves on DVD and Blu This Spring
The aquatic horror feature The Drownsman, which garnered a positive response from its festival run, is headed for DVD and Blu-ray this Spring. The film snagged best picture awards at several...