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  Victims and Villains Reviews TINY SHOULDERS

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  The Darts New 7″: Kate’s New #1 with a “Bullet”

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  Dread Central Presents Continues to Create a Very Unique Brand with Release of THE LODGERS

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  New Music Monday: FALL-ing for Morgan X Barrie

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  Penn and Tell’Em: Rifkin and Jillette Pair Up for DIRECTOR’S CUT

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  Alex Garland Annhilates the Competition

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  Victims and Villains Reviews BATMAN: NINJA

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  It Cuts Like a Knife… a HECTIC KNIFE

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  THE MOST DANGEROUS YEAR is a Powerful Look at Transgender Rights

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  Marty Thompson Kicks it Off with “A Thud”

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  NMM Sound Bytes: “Roots”, a new track from Muza & David Schoenwetter

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  LIQUID SKY is Fucking Weird… Like Really Fucking Weird

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  Victims and Villains Reviews DEADPOOL 2

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  Golden Cocks and GILF Bordellos: FITFL is Sweet, Sweet Ozzie Trash

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  Ramble On with IN THE LIGHT OF LED ZEPPELIN and Get the Led Out

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  SCHLOCK and the Legacy of John Landis

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  Creepy Kink and Body Fluids Galore: ICHI THE KILLER Hits Blu-Ray

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  Victims and Villains Reviews GHOUL SCHOOL

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  NMM Sound Bytes: Toni Sidgwick is a Scottish Songstress Filled with Soul

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  Clayton Barber and Eric Jacobus Have BLINDSIDED Us All with THE GAME

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  Dealing with Grief: Childhood Trauma and I KILL GIANTS

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  Easy like a Sunday Morning with ERIC FRISCH

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  eX-Fest VIII: Bringing Sleazy Action and Grind Back to Philly… Again!

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  Secret Societies, Killer Clowns, and a Bucket of Dread: HOUSE OF SALEM

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  NMM Sound Bytes: Heather O’Neill Drops Two New Beautiful Emotive Tracks

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  Victims and Villains Reviews BAD SAMARITAN

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  Ever Wonder Where Death Lives? GEHENNA Answers that Question

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  Victims and Villains Reviews JOE

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  A Unique Twist on Superhero Tropes, FORBIDDEN POWER Breaks New Ground

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  Who is Silvio Simac? Stuntman? Badass Fighter? Up and Coming Action Star? Yes, Yes, and YES

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  Ass-blasters in the Arctic? Graboids in the Great White North? Welcome to A COLD DAY IN HELL

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  Weeks After Watching, I Still Can’t Decide What I Think of MY FRIEND DAHMER