Described as an 'unseen gem',  The Invisible Swordsman is a high energy fantasy film that is far more goofy and non-serious than it...

My quest to make more of an effort to get through my vast backlog of book requests was helped by the next book I chose; Kit Power's Mill...

Bleeding is a vampire film that does things a little differently, not so different that I couldn't find a film to compare it to. The ta...

It is nearly summer once again, not much has really changed here at The Rotting Zombie HQ . Recently got my hands on a Nintendo Switch 2 , t...

It's been a while since I last viewed a post-apocalyptic film for review, so I was on board to give the Raul Gasteazoro written, directe...

Richard T. Wilson's Halloween Girl series was a comic that I initially had low expectations for, but was something that quickly grew on...

For the first time in goodness knows when, I am putting up a music review that is actually relevant to the genre of horror. Faro is a four ...

It appears that next year I shall be going on vacation with my father to Australia for a month to visit family. What better way to celebrate...

Scott Shoyer's Outbreak: The Hunger is yet another book I have had for review for a ridiculously long time, having first received a cop...

Continuing my playthrough of the previous games on the path to Doom: The Dark Ages, I have played and beaten the second of the two story D...

I've had a blissful and very lazy week off of work this previous week, and that is reflected in my blog output that features zero film r...

With Doom: The Dark Ages releasing recently, I saw fit to make my way back through Doom , and finally get around to finishing Doom Eternal ...

In a tale as old as time, on my path to playing Doom: The Dark Ages (that is now out on Xbox Gamepass ), I decided to play through the prev...