Buy Roadkill by Joseph D’Lacey, review it and win a load of cool things

  • October 1, 2013

  • 4 mins to read

Roadkill by Joseph D'Lacey

To celebrate the launch of Roadkill by Joseph D’Lacey on Amazon Kindle we’ve decided to offer a few incentives for all you readers that buy and/or review the story which Dread Central described as, “Like nothing you’ve read before. A frenetic, blistering bullet train of white-knuckle reflex.” Here’s what we’re doing: The first three people …

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FrightFest 2013 Film Review: Dementamania

  • October 1, 2013

  • 3 mins to read
Dementamania

“Destined to become a cult classic!” The brilliant thing about FrightFest is its ability to unearth hidden gems of cinema and this is exactly what it’s done with Dementamania. With firm nods towards Cronenberg, a lead character who bares similarities to Patrick Bateman and a distinctly art-house feel to proceedings Dementamania is both original and …

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Australia’s Most Terrifying and Haunted Places: Tasmania, Land of Convicts and Cannibals

  • September 30, 2013

  • 7 mins to read
Skull of Alexander Pearce

Well, here we are, ready for another round of Haunted Australia. In the past, I’ve covered Victoria (my home) and New South Wales, the site of the first landing when Australia was colonised. As such, you’d expect New South Wales to have the strongest history of hauntings, but you could be wrong. Down below mainland …

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Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf?

  • September 30, 2013

  • 9 mins to read
Wolf horror

As we saw last month with H.G. Wells’ The Island of Doctor Moreau, our baser natures and bestial instincts can never truly be entirely suppressed. Wells implies that we all have the capacity to revert back to more primitive states in certain situations, that we all still unavoidably bear the “mark of the beast” though …

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