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Read More Features of Fright PodcastYou find yourself in the entry hall of what appears to be a manor in the early twentieth century, a heavy rain obscuring the glass panels of the door behind you. Who you might be, where you might be, and why you might be there are all unknown to you as you use the click […]
Read More GAME REVIEW: Layers of FearIf you are like myself, you have watched a movie like The Thing and wondered what it would be like to be the amorphous parasite, sneaking from room to room only to unleash your fury on an unsuspecting lab worker. While we may never get the chance to roam the North American research station in […]
Read More Carrion – Game ReviewAs some of you may know I (Kaleb Morgan) cohost a podcast called Macabre Media Podcast. About a month ago a Twitter user with the handle @telltalefilm messaged me privately on my personal account sharing that they would love if Jorge and I left a review. Over the past month I have been inundated with […]
Read More The Tell Tale Heart (2020 short)The one where Todd Spence scared the shit out of me at 11pm.
Read More “We Need To Talk About Todd and Zak”Guest Op-Ed by Alyanna Poe about the passion of writing horror.
Read More Finding the Passion Behind Writing HorrorAnother trip back to Claybrook County. A.A. Medina’s newest novella is bleak, beautiful, and soul crushingly good.
Read More Book Preview: Where Dragonflies Dance by A.A. MedinaThink Gone Girl meets True Detective meets The X-Files and you are getting warmer.
Read More Book Review: The Outsider by Stephen KingGaven Morgan, of Playing Out of Character Podcast, reviews the videogame Oxenfree, in their debut for Features of Fright.
Read More GAME REVIEW: OxenfreeBy Jordan Gerdes Imagine if an author of one of the best YA novels of all time decided to write a 700+ page horror epic. Stephen Chbosky(The Perks of Being a Wallflower) channels Stephen King here, creating a sincerely creepy story that weaves and winds it’s way into something ancient and evil. I never thought […]
Read More BOOK REVIEW: Imaginary Friend (2019)