In all my travels to horror events and goings-on, I get asked one question more than any other: “What is the scariest movie you’ve ever seen?” One would think that if this is such a common question, I should have some brilliant answer ready…some perfect title I can whip out and have the whole room agree, “Yes, this film is in fact scary as hell.”

Well, December is here and that means Old Saint Nick will be coming down the Christmas tree to deliver you some goodies. We're doing the same by bringing you an encore performance of "The Dark Enforcer" which was chosen as the fan-favorite from this year's FANGORIA'S DREADTIME STORIES. It comes to you streamed for FREE or purchase it via download, commercial free with extended scenes, for only $1.99.

Alan Rowe Kelly and Anthony Sumner’s anthology flick GALLERY OF FEAR recently screened at the New York City Horror Film Festival. Amidst the accolades the movie received, viewers could not help but notice how actor Jerry Murdock shines in all three segments—to the point where one could dub the movie “GALLERY OF MURDOCK.”

It’s easy to dismiss the studio behind such films as MEGA SHARK VS. GIANT OCTOPUS, TRANSMORPHERS, DEATH RACERS, THE TERMINATORS and countless others. Low production values, dubious attempts at association with A-list titles, sub-par acting; there are plenty of reasons one can dredge up scorn to heap on this studio. It’s almost too easy. That is why today I’m going to ask you to reconsider those thoughts and look a bit deeper into The Asylum its place is in the world of cinema.

While it was just a sheet of paper, like any other in the world, the piece in my hand had Tom’s signature on it; a signature that made our book deal official. My journey with yet another horror legend was about to begin. After going out to dinner with my wife to celebrate, I tried to let the excitement wear off so I could get serious and think about the work I had ahead of me. With Kane’s book, we worked for over a year together. I now had another long road ahead of me, but an amazing, fun-filled road at that. With this in mind, I started to work with Tom on planning a trip to meet up and talk about the book and how we wanted to approach it. After throwing around some dates, we settled on meeting in a few weeks at his home in Pittsburg, PA.

Well, November is here and that means cold weather is upon us in much of the US so warm up by a fire and stream this month's brand-new FANGORIA'S DREADTIME STORIES episode for FREE or purchase it via download, commercial free with extended scenes, for only $1.99. November's episode is entitled "Here Come the Sludge" and your host into the macabre, as always, is Malcolm McDowell. "Here Come the Sludge" is written by Steve Nubie, who also brought you "A Fungus Among Us." Here's the plot for "Here Come the Sludge"...

A positive mental attitude can be a powerful thing. Those Bad Brains dudes were definitely on to something. As my days at The Motion Picture Institute continue, I am finding myself more and more inspired to create. Maybe it’s all the movies I’m watching, maybe it’s the scholastic environment, or maybe it’s just the coffee. Whatever the case, I can’t help but feel a sense of rebirth. I’m like Uncle Frank in HELLRAISER, returning from what feels like an eternity of self-imposed torment. My body is transforming from a puddle of sanguine goop and into an unstoppable juggernaut of awesomeness.