Angel Country – Cosmic Horror Gets an Angelic Twist
“Be Not Afraid”; these are the words passed to mortals by angelic beings as they appear in the bible and other spiritual texts. Given how these beings are often depicted – as wheels of fire or rings covered in eyes and sprouting seven wings – it makes sense that a mortal’s first instinct would be to run screaming. But in “Angel Country” by Alex T. Singer, that impulse might just be the right one, because in the alternate history of this novel angels are not just terrifying, but deadly.
Antarctican fishmen and exhilarating nautical winter horror – Freeze (2022)
Am I biased? Absolutely. Nautical winter horror is my second favorite niche genre and this checked a lot of boxes for me. Was Freeze (2022) objectively good?
There’s gold, monsters and fun in those hills – Night of the Tommyknockers (2022)
Western themed horror is a subgenre that has always intrigued audiences. Using the legends and lore of the wild west, these movies capture a perspective
Bridge of the Doomed (2022) – Romero Style Zombies and Military Action
Once again, Malevolent Dark is proud to bring the gore consuming public a pre-release review of Bridge of the Doomed (2022). We would like to
The Sawyer Massacre (2022) – A Bloody Prelude to a Texas Tradition
Back in 2017, someone attempted to write a preamble to the greatest horror film of ALL TIME, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974). Making prequels is fraught
The Kingdom of Var (2019) – An Odd Independent Horror Film
Malevolent Dark loves independent horror films. That being said, we looked forward to viewing The Kingdom of Var, written, directed and produced by Nicholas Kleban,