Showing posts with label New Horror 2026. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Horror 2026. Show all posts

Friday, December 26, 2025

Electric Wizard LIVE!!!


Here's a nice little 666 injection into your Christmas Holiday. Posted by the Kilkim Žaibu festival. Great channel - check 'em out HERE.
 


Watch:

If there's one subgenre based on location I love, it's Horror set in the Irish countryside. Director Peter Vass's upcoming film Banshee looks to have the quiet atmosphere I love in spades. Check out this trailer:


I'm unfamiliar with Vass and everything about this project, but after watching this, oh do I yearn to know more! You can check out the film's socials via the YouTube link. 



Read:

As I approach the finish line on Isabel Cañas's The Possession of Alba Díaz, I realized that my first read of 2025 is probably going to be a long-overdue re-read of William Gibson and Bruce Sterling's classic The Difference Engine


I pulled my old beat-up paperback off the shelf a few nights ago and set it aside in preparation. It's easily been 15 years since the last time I read this one, and I think it will help me nail the Victorian England portion of Shadow Play, Book Two, which I'm hip-dip in at the moment and needing some authenticity. 




Playlist:

Metallica - Kill 'Em All
The Dream Syndicate - The Days of Wine and Roses
The Ocean - Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic
Allegaeon - Apoptosis
Dreamkid - Daggers
D'Nell - 1st Magic
James Last - Christmas Dancing
Various - I'll Be Home for the Holidays
Bob Rivers - Twisted Christmas
Metallica - Ride the Lightning
Vince Guardaldi - A Charlie Brown Christmas OST
Rodney Crowell - Christmas Everywhere
Bing Crosby - Merry Christmas
Calexico - Second Shift




Card:

From Jonathan Grimm's Hand of Doom Tarot, which you can buy HERE.


• XVII: The Star
• XIX: The Sun
• Seven of Pentacles

Hope, clarity and assessment. That pain turned out to be another example of the bane of my middle age - gas. I'm alright now and ready to turn the volume up on my eating and drinking over the next few days. 

Wednesday, December 17, 2025

The Return of... Plague Bringer!!!


In celebration of the fact that Plague Bringer is back and playing their first show in ten years at this year's Forever Deaf Fest in Chicago on April 1st and I grabbed tickets HERE.

These guys have such a small internet presence. Thanks to the Spreading the Plague YouTube channel HERE for posting this video. Lots of great stuff on this channel - go check it out.




NCBD:

What a great week! Let's go:


I really enjoyed issue 3 of David and Maria Lapham's Good as Dead, so I'm charged for #4! This book has some really interesting things going on in the background, and apparently, that's about to go off this issue!


This bi-weekly schedule for GIJOE's Dreadnok War storyline has really given the book the boost it needed! We've got major The Hills Have Eyes vibes in the outback with everyone's favorite grape soda addicts, and now that we've gotten an almost otherworldly, animalistic view of Cobra Commander, the pull on this one has strengthened for me quite a bit. 


I recently covered Tynion and Walsh's Exquisite Corpses on The Dread Broadcast because I think it's a book people need to know about. 


It feels like it's been forever since the first issue of Dan Jurgens, Mike Perkins and Mike Spicer's follow-up to last year's Bat-Noir, Bat-Man: First Knight, which I wrote about HERE. So far, I dig this new series just as much as the first; I could literally read one of these every year and be pretty happy. Batman fits 1930s Noir so well, and these creators really flourish in the style. 





Watch:

Finally! The trailer I saw for Damian McCarthy's new film Hokum has hit YouTube, and I can share it! I know, I know - I don't normally like to watch trailers. I saw this before Sisu: Road to Revenge last month and was left jaw agape - another fantastic Neon trailer that shows us so much without telling us anything at all. Now that's how trailers should be!


Especially for McCarthy's films, which, to date, with Caveat and Oddity, are extremely unique and unnerving creations. Hokum - out May 1st - looks to be no different. 




Playlist:

Tim Hecker - Infinity Pool OST
Bluekarma - The Information
The Afghan Whigs - Gentleman
Frank Black and the Catholics - One More Road for the Hit
Ritual Howls - Ruin
Drain - ... Is Your Friend
Plaguebringer - As the Ghosts Collect, the Corpses Rest
Orville Peck - Pony
Radiohead - Kid A
Radiohead - OK Computer
Dreamkid - Daggers
Eldov - A Story of Darkness and Light
Mondo Decay - Nun Gun
Massive Attack - Mezzanine




Card:

From Jonathan Grimm's Hand of Doom Tarot, which you can buy HERE.


• Four of Wands
• Seven of Wands
• Eight of Cups

Don't allow harmony to convince you to drop your guard.