Xenozoic Tales

Xenozoic Tales

Xenozoic Tales I was excited to have Mark Schultz, the creator, author, and artist of the classic Xenozoic Tales comic book (and later writer for Marvel, DC, and Dark Horse), as a guest on my podcast! He says (I'm old; the...

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Evil Dead

Evil Dead

Evil Dead The first Evil Dead might have been a groundbreaking movie for the time, but it arrived on the screen a little too early! I was still a teenager, living in white-trash northern Florida with my conservative, military parents,...

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Dead Alive

Dead Alive

Dead Alive For years, Evil Dead was my favorite movie. I even have it tattooed on my knuckles! There were plenty of horror fans telling me that the new version of Sam Ramia was New Zealand's Peter Jackson. I eventually saw his...

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Cosmic horror

Cosmic horror

Cosmic horror has been my absolute favorite ever since I started reading books and comics as a little kid! When I first stumbled across the work of HP Lovecraft in the '80s, I had found my niche in life!...

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American Psycho

American Psycho

American Psycho I loved the book American Psycho when it first came out. It was ultra violent and a clever, tongue-in-cheek critique of the yuppie Wall Street era. I wasn't as big on the movie; I felt it missed a lot of...

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Lovecraft Monsters

Lovecraft Monsters

Lovecraft Monsters Back in the late '80s, I picked up a Lovecraft collection from Tower Records. The cover art, by Michael Whelan, drew me in, and when I read it, my world changed. This was the first time I really...

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Chimera States

Chimera States Ian Domowitz asked me to portray a praying mantis (but make it evil he insisted) and a sort of steampunk girl with goggles and gears in her hair, back to back in what he described as "a Charlie's...

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Latest Podcast

Latest Podcast

Latest Podcast In this latest episode of my long running podcast, horror author and recent escapee from the realm of Hollywood script writing TJ Payne(hey, Stephen King likes his work; how bad can he be?) talks with me about his...

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It’s Alive!

It’s Alive!

It's Alive! Frankenstein’s monster (not Frankenstein, that was the doctor) is iconic and a great story. Unfortunately, Hollywood has so overused the image that the original fable has been severely diluted, but I’m still a sucker for any well-rendered image...

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New Interview!

New Interview!

Ukrainian author Петро Гузік (I think I have his name right) interviews me for an audience he says loves my work. How could I turn that down? It was an added bonus when I saw some of the other authors interviewed! Joe...

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