Kendra Hale I am an artist at heart, but a mother first to two wonderful children of which, one models for both Gothic Bite Magazine and Kupatana Magazine for a makeup tester, Gabby. I love cooking homemade meals with my son George as helping Chef and taste tester, and grow pumpkins in my garden. I'm a writer, an inker, a special effect makeup artist, a little of a poet and someone who dares trying new things so that I could say I am living a full life with my wonderful husband and children. I couldn't ask for more than all the amazing people I have around me. I have joined Kupatana Magazine to share my love for animals and the beauty that surround us that we sometimes forget, but might forever be there if we are careful enough to preserve it so the children of our own and so on, will have the pleasure of witnessing something even more beautiful than we have ever seen. Read me later! Inkstress Zee
After watching The Suicide Squad for the sixth time on HBO Max and Marvel Comics’ What If…? on Disney+, I was pleasantly surprised to see two old-school comic characters. Starro the Conqueror and Shuma-Gorath. … More Starro The Conqueror Vs. Shuma-Gorath
This week I flipped through to see if something could find anything movie wise that was new to me and of course watchable. … More Ships Passing In The Night
The case of Anneliese Michel is heartbreaking, terrifying, and tragic. The images and audio captured paint real fear. I will include a link to one of the audio files, of which there are forty known, if you choose to listen. … More Anneliese Michel The Possession
Maybe it gave you a thrill, the jump scares got you, perhaps the plot twisted your mind as you tried to keep up? … More Live Or Die Your Choice
Monsters can come in many shapes and variations, from the beastly to the all too human. … More Favorite Monster Week Starts With Remnants!
Everyone has a favorite song, or band. One that they go to whether to amp up for their day, to relax from that day, or to just sing along with all your heart. … More Music Week and The Kronos Quartet
The clinical term for my fear or phobia is Monatophobia. Simply put, the fear of dying alone. … More Phobia Week Today Is Monatophobia
While I truly love the Goosebumps Series, I also have a love for the YA series that R.L. Stine did titled Fear Street. … More The Cataluna Chronicles: The Evil Moon Review
One of the things that I love about this series is that you never have a book come from the same point of view in a row. … More Animorph #2 The Visitor by Katherine Applegate Review
The tea was always too hot, I remember hating that. I remember everything about those moments, others would flit away and fade away in the bin where those things would go in my mind, but those moments stayed. … More The Ladies of Horror Flash Project Featured KENDRA HALE!
There is literally something for every genre fan in her writing and to classify it as just one genre really seems a disservice when she slips through the streams of many to bring her readers a thrill seeking, heart-wrenching, blood pumping tale that leaves this reader drooling for more…especially with the cliffhanger that caused my eyes to widen. … More Under Animus Review From The Edge of the Galaxy
Now if the The Haunting of Bly Manor sounds familiar, it is because it is the follow up to the amazing series The Haunting of Hill House which was a smash hit for Netflix back in 2018 and both myself—Kendra Hale, and Alexa Wayne have done articles for the Series and for the book by Shirley Jackson which started it all. … More Christopher Pike’s “THE MIDNIGHT CLUB” Series Adaptation Happening!
I love a good prequel don’t you? It always feels like you are seeing the inner sanctum and waiting for the alarms to go off because you are in a restricted area and the $*$* could hit the fan any minute if you are not careful. … More The Exorcist’s Apprentice Town of Pottersfield by L.A. Maciel
A gentle gift, given the name of Robert, would soon cause waking nightmares for the boy known to family as Gene. … More A Wicked Case of Pediophobia
Welcome back readers and sorry for the pause. With all the chaos going on in our world, let me say that I hope that the one reading this is safe and that all in their life is peaceful as it can be in this time. … More The Haunting of Hill House
Each of us probably has a story of a movie we snuck in to see even though we were not yet the legal age to watch it yet. For me this came in 2001 when my friends and I were given a taste of freedom as Freshman in high school. … More A Valentine…To Die For
Readers Beware, we are back for another scare. After a short break here we are with the next in line for my Goosebumps series. Piano Lessons Can Be Murder was always one of my favorites as my Aunt took piano lessons and I longed to be able to play like the teacher. … More GOOSEBUMPS
This one has really good memories for me but upon reading it again, I have seen the theme done better. It is great for a giggle and it has some moments where you would be scared but it doesn’t hold a candle to some of the other works of Stine’s where fear is front and center. … More GOOSEBUMPS!
We enter this world through the eyes of Billy, our 12 year old, who is making his way to camp for the first time. On a bus with eighteen other boys and 4 girls, the boys are all set for the Camp Nightmoon while the girls are heading in a different direction. … More GOOSEBUMPS! Welcome To Camp Nightmare
How the longer she wears it, the more it conforms to her face and the more real the mask look. Perspiration included. She sets out for revenge but will Carly Beth be able to accept the consequences? … More GOOSEBUMPS! The Haunted Mask
