Even Cavemen Knew That Incest Was Wrong

This March 2015 photo provided by National Geographic from their October 2015 issue shows a reconstruction of Homo naledi's face by paleoartist John Gurche at his studio in Trumansburg, N.Y. In an announcement made Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, scientists say fossils found deep in a South African cave revealed the new member of the human family tree. (Mark Thiessen/National Geographic via AP) IMAGE MUST INCLUDE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LOGO; CROPPING NOT PERMITTED; MANDATORY CREDIT: "MARK THIESSEN/NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC"

This one’s gonna be tricky. I grew up attending a small country church where biblical inerrancy was staunchly reinforced on a weekly basis. Evolution was a lie and Science was a tool the Devil used to mislead people. The world was only a few thousand years old, and anyone who didn’t believe it was going…

The Black Market for DARK SHADOWS

Lest we forget, despite its being famous for its vampire protagonist, Barnabas Collins, the classic daytime TV series DARK SHADOWS had its fair share of werewolves, too. Vampires, werewolves, witches, ghosts, zombies, Lovecraftian-esque reptile monsters (only ever glimpsed in shadow), DARK SHADOWS had them all. Combine that menagerie with some truly outstanding acting (and occasionally…

Consumed by Coyotes

I hope, if any friends or family members of the victim in this story read this, they will forgive the headline. I’m not meaning to be insensitive. I just like alliteration. I caught this show, KILLED BY COYOTES, on the National Geographic channel the other night. I’d never heard this account before, or if I…

Sexin’ up STRANGER THINGS

Anticipation is running high for the soon-to-debut second season of STRANGER THINGS. Phenomenal young actress Millie Bobby Brown introduces the latest promo clip here, and the most recent trailer is now available on Youtube. It’s looking crazy good, and the cultural saturation of STRANGER THINGS couldn’t be much greater. This show is as “over” as…

A Visit to ARX MORTIS

Considering that ARX MORTIS in northwest Alabama is the largest haunted attraction in the state, and the most critically acclaimed, and given my rampant fanaticism for all things Horror, it’s surprising that I’d never gotten around to visiting it. (Octobers are insanely busy for me. That’s my only defense.) This past weekend, I decided to…

Rey Goes To The Wolves

I’m a Horror nut through and through. That doesn’t mean I don’t love a few other pop cultural touchstones as well. STAR WARS, for example. I’ve managed to squeeze in the occasional article here and on our sister sites referencing the film franchise. The hulking Wampa from THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK is a perfect fit…