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FilmsHorror

MOLD! (2012) (dvd review).

From the USA, released by the MVD Group which specialises to some extent in unusual, to put it mildly, DVDs

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MagazinesScifi

Jupiter 40: XL Mneme (magazine review).

I can’t believe ‘Jupiter Magazine’ has now reached 40. Time passes so quickly and it doesn’t seem long since it

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Music/AudioScifi

Titanium Rain by Josh Fiuney and Kat Rocha (CD review).

This isn’t an audio book. Much better than that, it’s audio drama, a relatively rare thing these days. The BBC

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Horror

Texas Chainsaw Blu-ray (2013) (blu-ray review).

I don’t know how many sequels were made of the original ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ from 1974 but I suppose with

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FilmsHorror

Curandero: Dawn Of The Demon (2005) (DVD review).

‘Curandero: Dawn Of The Demon’ is a difficult movie to assess because, originating from Mexico, it is immersed in a

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BooksSteampunk

Macina Mortis: Steampunk Tales of Terror edited by Sam Gafford (book review).

Steampunk needs no introduction especially if you follow the works of Stephen Hunt, the guy behind this website, and here

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BooksScifi

88 by Michael R Fletcher (e-book review).

This book, ‘88’, seems to have it all as far as action is concerned. Coming from Canada, we have a

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BooksHorror

Goldenland Past Dark by Chandler Klang Smith (book review).

‘Goldenland Past Dark’ is the first novel by Chandler Klang Smith so it will be no surprise if you haven’t

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MagazinesScifi

Apex Magazine # 47 (e-mag review).

This is something different! A rather unique identity with challenging, rewarding and expertly crafted fiction! This is the first time

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MagazinesScifi

Jupiter 39: XXXIX Hegemone (magazine review).

Another welcome edition of ‘Jupiter’, the 39th since the voyage began all these years ago. With a colour cover to

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