Unspeakably Scary Things Issue #9
I clutched my ears. The sound hurt in a way that was hard to understand. It dug at a wound I didn’t know I had—somewhere in my chest.
Tagged: Horror
The Magnus Protocol Reviews: “Putting Down Roots”
“Putting Down Roots” is firmly a middle-of-the-road episode of The Magnus Protocol—if I use the benchmarks of the previous series as a reference point. No big plot moments obviously occur, and the horror story likely isn’t introducing any returning characters.
The Magnus Protocol Reviews: “Making Adjustments”
“Making Adjustments” serves as a hard swerve from the first episode, moving the series back into more familiar anthology waters. I’m writing these as I listen, avoiding spoilers, so I knew I would get predictions wrong, but I still didn’t expect to have my first article contradicted this heavily.
The Magnus Protocol Reviews: “First Shift”
It’s time. Two episodes of The Magnus Protocol have now been released, and if you know anything about me as a media person, you probably know my favorite horror franchise is The Magnus Archives. I’ve been eagerly awaiting this spin-off series for so long.
Friday Fiction: In The Frozen Caves
Hello, dear reader. We have a chilling tale for you today. It’s a fantasy tale but also a horror tale.
Friday Fiction: A Very Good Steak Dinner
This is a slow build of a story, much like a slowly cooked piece of meat.
Friday Fiction: No Dreadcrawlers Today
It’s been a little while since we’ve done a scary story, so I figure we’ll start with a horror comedy. Make it a little easier for the horror curious who are still a little squeamish.
The Trees Grew Because I Bled There: The Horror Of Being Human
The Trees Grew Because I Bled There is horrific and evocative. A well-earned compliment that applies not only to the title but to every story in this horror anthology. Though, I almost hesitate to use the word “horror” to describe this work.
It’s Magic Systems All The Way Down
Almost all “speculative” fiction is fantasy fiction. Horror is fantasy. Most science fiction is science fantasy or just fantasy with some aesthetic changes. Superhero fiction is fantasy fiction. Time travel stories are fantasy.
Friday Fiction: I Saw Cubes (Part 3 of 3)
The mystery of the cube and what it means are finally revealed today. Well, some of its secrets. There is always more to learn when it comes to things beyond our understanding.
Friday Fiction: I Saw Cubes (Part 2 of 3)
The cube is back, as it always was going to be. There are impossible things afoot in the second part of this story. Strange happenings that will change the course of our main character’s life.
Friday Fiction: I Saw Cubes (Part 1 of 3)
So many stories start with something inexplicable happening. Something that seems impossible. In this case, that thing is a cube.
“So many people get shived!” – Merril
Now Streaming
Find Us on Find Your Influence & Blogs Release
