Read | Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado

Read | Things We Lost in the Fire by Mariana Enriquez

Things We Lost in the Fire was among a list of February 2017 releases that readers should watch out for… I can’t remember where I read that article or if that article actually had a description of the contents of the book. I knew it was a short story collection, but, for some reason, I…

Watch | Channel Zero: Candle Cove

I really can’t explain it. Out of all the titles partnered with the words Only on iFlix, I had to choose the one that’s obviously from the horror genre. But can you blame me? Look at that… it’s a dude made out of teeth. I had to find out why. I was probably going to regret it, but…

Read | The Last Stair into Darkness by Cliff Barlow

I usually turn to horror as a palate cleanser in between books in my reading list. Usually, I check out the short stories featured in the Creepy Catalog tag in the Though Catalog website. They are perfect for a quick read and the stories offered by the different contributors make for great variety. I’ve had…

Read | A Calendar of Tales by Neil Gaiman (and you)

image from blackberryos I found out about Blackberry‘s Keep Moving project because of Twitter.  Specifically, it was because of Neil Gaiman, who I follow on the social networking site. Neil Gaiman is part of the project, writing a short story collection for it.  The intriguing part about the project is that it utilizes social media,…

Watch | American Horror Story: Asylum

image from Wikipedia I waited for the second season of American Horror Story with both excitement and trepidation. I never did get over my tendency to get easily surprised, so I was pretty much expecting the same dread that I felt when I was watching the first season of the series. When it was announced…

Watch | American Horror Story Season 1

image from Wikipedia I normally deviate from watching movies or television series in the horror genre. Not because I get scared or suffer from paranoia at the smallest things after watching something scary. It’s because I get surprised easily.  From sudden loud noises or sudden appearances.  Heck, I couldn’t help but scream inside a movie…