Friday Fiction: We Don’t Talk About What He Feeds Them (Part 3)
The tale of the duck pond ends. In the final part of this three-part horror story, we learn what the universe has in store for our main character.
Tagged: Horror
Friday Fiction: We Don’t Talk About What He Feeds Them (Part 2)
And we’re back! The story is about to get more twisted. If you don’t want slightly graphic descriptions, do not CLICK HERE TO READ.
It Came From The Archives! “A Look Back At Five Nights At Freddy’s”
(Hey, everyone! With Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach coming out soon, we thought it would be fun to look back at Brandon Scott’s article on the first game. Enjoy!) Originally Published: November 19th, 2018 Five Nights At Freddy’s Instills FEAR Do you recall when you first came across Five Nights at Freddy’s? I first…
Friday Fiction: We Don’t Talk About What He Feeds Them (Part 1)
It’s nowhere close to Halloween, but boy does Brandon have something scary for us today.
The Magnus Archives: A Steady Stream of Cosmic Horror
I slept on The Magnus Archives for far too long, considering how much praise I was exposed to beforehand.
Why There Should Always Be Kid’s Horror Media
A series meant for kids as a gateway to more mature media is necessary. I’ll be using horror as my example because it’s a genre I have personal experience with from a young age—but the point can apply to nearly anything.
Friday Fiction: The Puppet Room
Today, let’s imagine a future. Technology has gone too far…at least with how this criminal is using it.
Friday Fiction: The Day of Poison
He calls it “The Day of Poison,” and recommends only readers of sterner stuff give it a look.
Top Five Niche Subgenres We Should See More
As more media comes out, and people consume more of it, niche subgenres form.
Two Sentence Horror Stories: Short and Disturbing
Two Sentence Horror Stories is scary, well-paced, and imaginative. Each episode seems to have a different idea it wants to follow.
Friday Fiction: Like A Switch Was Thrown
If only it were that simple. If only the woes of the world could be turned off with just the flick of a switch.
The Owl House: Best New Animated Series?
It’s a subversive funhouse. A lot of the initial expected trappings seem in place, but the show ruthlessly attacks tropes from the second episode onward. Nothing plays out the way it should, and often the show has a sense of ever-present danger usually lacking from children’s fantasy cartoons.
“So many people get shived!” – Merril
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