A Blog by William Silvia
In 1954, the decades-old monster film genre was transformed by radiation into a brand new thing: the Japanese daikaiju genre. This was started off by Gojira. Is the original article worthy of the title, or is it just the first in a long line of B-movies made for children? In the first episode of “Super […]
Read More Super Kaiju Podcast: GojiraIn 1954, the decades-old monster film genre was transformed by radiation into a brand new thing: the Japanese daikaiju genre. This was started off by Gojira. Is the original article worthy of the title, or is it just the first in a long line of B-movies made for children?
Read More Gojira (1954)This is a story I did for English class in spring of 2006. I was never completely satisfied with this- I spent so long on the beginning that I sort of rushed it, though I hope to one day fix it to my liking . I hope you enjoy it as much as my English […]
Read More Scalpel (2005 Short Story)This month is a little Sci-Fi heavy, so I thought I’d lean a bit more toward horror with our first comic review. And since this is a great time to lean toward the classics, let’s get our Lovecraft on with The Haunter of the Dark.
Read More Comic Review: The Haunter of the Dark by H. P. LovecraftA Nightmare on Elm Street: The stuff from which nightmares are made! Why is this low budget 1984 slasher flick one of my favorite films of all time?
Read More A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
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