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The Owl Menace
It was a brisk, cold autumn sunset in the small New England town of West Chesterford, Massachusetts when my wife and I walked down the street toward a local coffee shop. We looked around at the many colorful reds, oranges, and yellows that filled the sky from the many trees around us whose leaves had changed colors and revealed their full splendor. Many people in the coffee shop sat around talking excitedly and sipping hot cocoa. But then we turned our heads to the right and saw something unsettling.
By Jonathan Hirschberg5 years ago in Horror
Midsommar, and Six Other Female Fury Films
Maybe it’s an exaggeration to say you like Midsommar. But if you found it thought-provoking, you’re in good company. Midsommar sparked a conversation. Its horrific imagery, cutting screenplay, and authentic performances won a bouquet of awards and accolades.
By Rochelle Burnside5 years ago in Horror
Sadie's First Date
I ran my hand through my hair one last time making sure it was in place and took a deep breath before stepping into the dimly lit restaurant. I started towards the hostess stand, hoping to be directed to the table where he would be waiting for me. That's when I saw him. He looked perfect. His dark hair was perfectly tousled and a few strands hung down over one eye. His dark eyes were focused on the glass of merlot sitting in front of him. His facial hair framed those sexy lips perfectly. I held my breath and began to walk towards the table.
By Sara Wilson5 years ago in Horror
Rebecca Rinehart
Hey Vocal Readers, Happy Women's History Month! I am honored to spotlight Rebecca Rinehart, an emerging actress who has rapidly become a staple in the independent horror scene with her video and written coverage of the genre through her YouTube channel and various other horror news outlets. She can be seen in the upcoming films Cannibal Call Girls from Hell, Slumber Party Slaughter Party 2, and Sharkago (2020). She is also the co-writer, producer, and director of The Embalmers.
By Tammy Reese5 years ago in Horror
Beneath
There’s a man who lives beneath the streets. People say you can’t be sure about such things, but I am, I know he’s there. And it must be the streets, it must be, there’s just nowhere else to hide. No secret places, no escape from the village of Greendale. Quaint two-story houses, with useless empty backyards; corner shops with abhorrent prices; sprawling flat fields, filled with ankle-high grass. Nothing else to use but the streets. I can see him, twisting under the manhole covers and mashing through the slender pipes beneath, to reach into our lives. No need to creep in the night or slink past the residents of Greendale during the day. He watches us, always.
By Griffen Helm5 years ago in Horror
Here comes the Murder!
This year has been a wild ride, I think we all can agree on that. Something that helped my friends and me get through these tough times is some trivia nights via zoom. As somewhat of a control freak, I, of course, always choose and organize the questions for the night.
By Shannon Anderson5 years ago in Horror







