| Rental Tuesday!! | 4.22.2008 |
Wondering what to rent for tonight? Why not pop on over to hollywood horror and take a gander? And while you're there, enter a contest or two! That's right, we've got a minor update that includes, not one but two, new contests for you. Enter for your chance to win AvP: Requiem or Guillermo Del Toro’s The Orphanage.
| Not Dead Yet... | 4.21.2008 |
Just as we were planning to go into hibernation at Horror-Web and await for new ownership, we found it! So rather than tell you why we're not updating, let's do some updates!!
We have 2 new reviews for you to check out... ZombiBrat travels down Brian Keene's "Little Silver Book of Streetwise Stories" and doesn't get mugged. And Goob surfaces from the dead to post a review of Robert Kurtzman’s "The Rage" Soundtrack. There you go: Proof that we're not dead.
We have 2 new reviews for you to check out... ZombiBrat travels down Brian Keene's "Little Silver Book of Streetwise Stories" and doesn't get mugged. And Goob surfaces from the dead to post a review of Robert Kurtzman’s "The Rage" Soundtrack. There you go: Proof that we're not dead.
| It must be Spring!! | 3.22.2008 |
And while we're outside soaking up the first few rays of warm weather, here are some things to keep you busy if you're still inside. Hollywood horror has been updated for the next few months. Whether staying in or going out, we've got films for you to check out.
Wondering if you'll like any of them? Check out the plethora of reviews from Jekyll & Hyde: The Mist, ils [Them], Flight of the Living Dead and Fear of Clowns 2 for starters. Looking for a weekend of horror? Hyde's reviewed the entire HorrorFest '07 lineup: Nightmare Man, Borderland, Unearthed, Tooth & Nail, Mulberry Street, Deaths of Ian Stone, and Crazy Eights
And just in case you're looking for freebies and chewy goodness, we've got two new contests to lure you in... Enter to win a DVD of The Sickhouse, or drag your friends along for the ride with our 'Bring a Body' contest.
Happy Saturday... that should keep you busy for a while!
Wondering if you'll like any of them? Check out the plethora of reviews from Jekyll & Hyde: The Mist, ils [Them], Flight of the Living Dead and Fear of Clowns 2 for starters. Looking for a weekend of horror? Hyde's reviewed the entire HorrorFest '07 lineup: Nightmare Man, Borderland, Unearthed, Tooth & Nail, Mulberry Street, Deaths of Ian Stone, and Crazy Eights
And just in case you're looking for freebies and chewy goodness, we've got two new contests to lure you in... Enter to win a DVD of The Sickhouse, or drag your friends along for the ride with our 'Bring a Body' contest.
Happy Saturday... that should keep you busy for a while!
| Spring 1.2 and updates! | 3.03.2008 |
For our cross-promotional review extravaganza, "Spring into Terror," Renfield has posted his thoughts on Thomas Tessier's Nightwalker. And from the gang at Dark Scribe Magazine, we have these new additions: Generation Dead by Dan Waters, Deadly Vision by Rick R. Reed, and Triage by Jack Ketchum, Edward Lee, and Richard Laymon. In case you missed the Spring into Terror, check out the Cesspool thread for more information and a full list of reviews.
Also, to start your week off and put more pressure on your book allowance, Written in Blood has been updated... go ahead, get the Visa and read some horror!!
Also, to start your week off and put more pressure on your book allowance, Written in Blood has been updated... go ahead, get the Visa and read some horror!!
| Spring into Terror! | 3.01.2008 |
"Spring into Terror" is a collaborative effort to give readers of horror fiction insight into some of this year's recent releases. Participating review sites include Horrorworld, Horror-Web, Hellnotes, Dread Central, Fearzone, Horror Drive-in, Monster Librarian, and Dark Scribe Magazine. Together, as we review this Spring and crosslink to each other, we hope to get rid of your cabin fever and get some new reads into your greedy fists (and bookshelves).
Kicking off on March 1st with the initial batch of Horror-Web reviews we have:
ZombieBrat covers Michael Laimo's "Fires Rising"
9Fingers takes a smack at Brett Savory's "In and Down"
and HorrorWench reviews Michael Arnzen's "The Bitchfight"
From the other sites, we direct you to:
Jeff Strand's "Gleefully Macabre Tales" from FearZone
James A Moore's "Deeper" from Horrorworld
Stephen King's "Duma Key" from Hellnotes
And from MonsterLibrarian "The Unwanted" by Diablo, Mark Michaels, Juan Romera & Jadon Arthur
"Horrors Beyond 2: Stories of Strange Creations" edited by William Jones
"The Man on the Ceiling" by Melanie Tem and Steve Rasnic Tem
"The Monsters of Templeton" by Lauren Groff.
Now then, if that's not enough reviews to get you in the mood... well, there's not much we can do for you. So go now, read the reviews and start shopping. After all, Spring is in the air--don't you feel like a little bloodshed?
Kicking off on March 1st with the initial batch of Horror-Web reviews we have:
ZombieBrat covers Michael Laimo's "Fires Rising"
9Fingers takes a smack at Brett Savory's "In and Down"
and HorrorWench reviews Michael Arnzen's "The Bitchfight"
From the other sites, we direct you to:
Jeff Strand's "Gleefully Macabre Tales" from FearZone
James A Moore's "Deeper" from Horrorworld
Stephen King's "Duma Key" from Hellnotes
And from MonsterLibrarian "The Unwanted" by Diablo, Mark Michaels, Juan Romera & Jadon Arthur
"Horrors Beyond 2: Stories of Strange Creations" edited by William Jones
"The Man on the Ceiling" by Melanie Tem and Steve Rasnic Tem
"The Monsters of Templeton" by Lauren Groff.
Now then, if that's not enough reviews to get you in the mood... well, there's not much we can do for you. So go now, read the reviews and start shopping. After all, Spring is in the air--don't you feel like a little bloodshed?
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