Vlad Tepesh, the ruthless master vampire and inspiration for Bram Stoker’s dark legend (but don’t dare call him Dracula) encounters a mortal woman with unimaginable power…including the ability to enflame his cold heart. … More A Night Prince Novel, Once Burned by Jeaniene Frost
However, Grando rose that night. The third version states that one of the men cut Grando’s head from his shoulders and that blood gushed from the sixteen-year-old corpse. … More Vampire People Pt.1
He is coming through the dilapidated alley
Slowly he’s coming to your window and watches the prey.
And if you look at his gaze you will fall in never land
For he will feed your eyes with his fearsome dreadful sand.
Shhhh here comes the Sandman. … More Sandman, A Horror Poem
They say the Sandman is not a ghost—that he is an entity that comes to visit you at night to put you to sleep, and bring you good dreams. There have been many myths and legends written about him. … More Is the Sandman a Ghost?
The Authors Show interviews our A. Wayne, CEO and Founder of Gothic Bite Magazine. This is a big day for our OCD Vampire! Don’t miss out on showing your love to her work! … More The Authors Show Interviews our A. Wayne!
A. Wayne is the author of Mrs. Blackwood and the CEO and Founder of Gothic Bite Magazine. She is a fan of horror and writes her novels in the paranormal and sci-fi as such. Not long ago, she did an interview with The Authors Show and it airs tomorrow, April 3rd, 2019! … More A. Wayne on The Authors Show
In the early years of American history, New England was full of superstitions about the supernatural. The church spread fears of evil which lead to the witch trials so famously diluted in our history books. Vampires were rumored to roam New England’ rural communities by night with reports documented as early as 1793. … More Great New England Vampire Panic
The summary of the story itself is quite disturbing and worthy of a Stephen King hit! Back then, I am quite sure that the story scared many people. The Sandman was not what we know him to be now. … More The Sandman
Gothic Bite Magazine always feels grateful when an amazing author passes by and this week, we have Donna Maria & Robert A. Lilley … More Gothic Bite Magazine interviewed Co-Authors!
Gothic Bite Magazine is proud to present our third anthology to our amazing followers and wonderful readers!
The Gothic Grimoire Anthology is all about the darkest the paranormal can offer from immortals to hauntings, and a grimoire ties all. … More The Gothic Grimoire Anthology
While there are many television series, I could have chosen to be my choice for this month’s theme of Vampires the one that I chose is one of the beginning series. Dark Shadows Dark Shadows came to the TV screen back on June 27th, 1966. When we think of soap operas, the first thing we … More Just a Bit of Dark Shadows
Happy Holidays Biters! With 2018 marking the 25th anniversary of The Nightmare Before Christmas I wanted to give you a small look into my music library and introduce you to a cover artist by the name of Jonathan Young. … More Jonathan Young and The Nightmare Before Christmas
Gothic Bite Magazine is now opening their gates to all authors who would enjoy sharing their work with the public. We welcome all writers, from the enthusiasts to the professionals. … More Ghost Story Sunday
Jane Jordan is a British novelist with a taste for the paranormal, macabre and supernatural.
She has many stories to tell and here is the interview she gave Gothic Bite Magazine! … More Jane Jordan
All right, so I had to put down Red Dead Redemption 2 Online to play this game, but, I had heard such good things through various social media sources. … More Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
My first podcast interview was an experience I can’t forget.
The interview, conducted by Jackie Chin brought me much pleasure and a chance to talk about GBM, Merry Krampus and novels to come. … More Zombiepalooza Interview
Hello, again Biters this is James GBM’s skeleton in the closet retuning for our November creature of the month the zombie. … More iZombie for Review
Last year, I started drawing Mavis from Hotel Transylvania in a holiday sweater from the day after American Thanksgiving to January 2nd.
This year, I decided to turn it into a tradition and do it every year. So, welcome to the second year of Holiday Mavis! … More Holiday Mavis
Ghost stories, ghost hunting, and paranormal investigations are on many channels on television. We see it on tv, read about it and now it is slowly expanding.
It is not about the ghosts only anymore. If you do a little research now, you can either close your eyes or meet with the paranormal encounters. … More Paranormal Encounters
Who can stay invisible the longest? You see for however long someone is invisible; it takes them that long to come back once the light turned back off. Even worse Max and his friends start to feel off. … More GOOSEBUMPS!
The term comes from Haitian folklore, where a zombie is a dead body reanimated through various methods, most commonly magic.
The Oxford English Dictionary gives the origin of the word as West African and compares it to the Kongo words nzambi and zumbi. — Wikipedia… Zombie a reanimated corpse. … More Zombie A Reanimated Corpse
People who know me, know that I am a little obsessed with Vlad the Impaler. I have read his story, his life and done research to understand his mind better.
People who know me, know that I’m also obsessed with vampires. Just as much research done and now, the combination of both my love in one movie, Dracula Untold and here’s my review. … More Dracula Untold A Review
On May 24th 1979 the dead walked the earth, brought to us by the godfather of the Zombie genre, George A. Romero. Now here’s my review of Dawn of the Dead. … More Dawn of the Dead
Recently, zombies have been invading our small screen and the theaters. Either from famous shows as The Walking Dead or World War Z.
The term zombie has been part of our lives for centuries, but most recently, gained in popularity. However, research proved that zombies are a fact. … More Zombies Are A Fact
At Gothic Bite Magazine, we are lucky enough to work with Kendra, our Chief Editor. She is a special effect makeup artist.
This month, in honor of our Witch print magazine edition available on Amazon, Kendra used her blobette to pose as a witch! … More The GBM Witch!
It doesn’t matter how old you are. The Exorcist is one of the most horrifying possession movies of all time if not the number one.
It shocked people when it released. It still takes people by surprise today. The Exorcist review is now overdue at GBM! … More The Exorcist Review
When I was younger, my passion for horror movies got me intrigued about a variety of subjects. I only had about two friends. We would go to the video store and choose horror movies.
There was that one with a horrible face and red title, Night of the Demons. I had to watch it. … More Night of the Demons Review
Everyone knows the burned face, the hat, the Christmas sweater with the leather gloves armed with razors.
His name is Freddy Krueger, and he haunts the dreams of teenagers. In the first movie though, he was after the children of those who killed him thus A Nightmare on Elm Street commence. … More A Nightmare on Elm Street Review
Gothic Bite Magazine is my precious baby, aside from my furry assistant, Carey. It was a dream of mine since I was in high school to have my magazine.
Let’s face it though, I’m no fashion girl and not goth either. I’m in between, and so is GBM! … More Gothic Bite Magazine on Amazon!
Let’s face it, Halloween is all about sweets and candy. Monsters know a lot about cookies and candy.
We know how to make them and where to get the right dirt to haunt them good. … More Zombie Eyeballs Cookies
Halloween cannot be complete without a real monster recipe given to you by a real friendly monster.
At Gothic Bite Magazine, we are a few that enjoys monster food and so here is my Ghoulash recipe. … More Ghoul-Ash Recipe
30 Days of Night, based on a comic book vampire miniseries of the same name came out in the year 2007. As the 31 Days of Halloween reaches the end, here is the review! … More 30 Days of Night Review
One of Gothic Bite Magazine’s goals is to give the chance to paranormal and horror independent authors to shine.
We reach out to them and ask if they would like to take some time and answer our questions, here’s what author, Sarah Baethge, had to tell Gothic Bite! … More Interview with Sarah Baethge
Greetings Gothic Bite ghoul-readers! I’m James the Skeleton in the Closet with my first ever article for the blog! To introduce myself, let me tell you about my Gravedigger Cake. … More Gravedigger Cake
In 1987, the world received a classic horror franchise in the making. Based upon a novella by Clive Barker called, The Hellbound Heart. … More Hellraiser The Review
The original film in this franchise released in 2007 and quickly became a cult hit.
The follow-ups to the original quickly launched until 2015, leaving a massive story that spans six films. … More Paranormal Activity Review
All right, I’m a huge John Carpenter fan, so when I saw I could review one of his films, then I jumped at the chance. … More John Carpenter’s The Thing Review
I have already done one of Stephen King’s movie translations, so I figured it would be an honor for me to follow it up with another of his best, that’s right Misery.
Kathy Bates and James Caan star in this 1990 film adaption of Stephen King’s 1987 best seller by the same name. … More Misery Classic Review
This movie was my childhood trauma. I was between three and five when I saw this movie for the first time.
Imagine a kid so excited that they get to watch a big kid movie with their teenaged Aunt for the first time. … More Remember Gremlins?
So let’s be fair here, this movie does belong in the cheesy category.
The over the top action, the one-liners, the death scenes, it all adds up to a movie you would expect to see in the cheesy category. … More Sharknado Anyone?
When the Friday Creep Night was on at my house growing up, The Mangler was on the list of movies to watch.
Written by Stephen King, I had to give it a try. I didn’t know what it would come out as at the time since I never read the short story from the King of Horror. When I put the movie on, I didn’t know what to expect. The Mangler is a short story and a nineties’ movie. … More The Mangler Review
We did it! For the season of Fall, GBM is going digital and printed on AMAZON! You can get your own copy on your tablet or as a nice display for your coffee table!
One small step for monsters, a giant leap for The Ghoul Family! You know you want it! … More Gothic Bite Magazine on AMAZON!
One of Gothic Bite Magazine’s goals is to give the chance to paranormal and horror independent authors to shine.
We reach out to them and ask if they would like to take some time and answer our questions, here’s what author, David Barton, had to tell Gothic Bite! … More Interview with Author, David Barton
Released on March 28th 1979, the world now introduced to the Tall Man.
While not a massive success like other franchises that came out around the same time, it garnered a cult following behind the scenes. … More Phantasm The Review
A 2002 horror film that has a slash as a comedy, I don’t see the comedic side, but it does have its moments. The topic of this movie is flesh-eating diseases. … More Cabin Fever for Review
Oh, this one. This one was painful, but like I have said before “B” movies can have some of the greatest kill scenes even if the story is not there. … More Piranha 3D with a 3D Review
The William Shatner inside out mask, the one piece mechanic suit, tall and broad shoulders holding a knife.
The Scream Queen in all her glory stalked and terrified every Halloween. … More Halloween is Back
Created by Ryan Murphy, one of the co-creators of the hit show Glee, American Horror Story debuted on October 5th of 2011 to an unsuspecting audience on the FX Networks. … More American Horror Review
Welcome to Gothic Bite Magazine’s Month Long Halloween Special! Beware of the horror coming your way, in the best and cheesiest form; the Ghoul Family will bring Y’all a fantastic 31 Day supply of spook! … More Let The 31 Days of Halloween Begins!
Mrs. Blackwood was a book that I was honestly wary of in the beginning. I did not deny that the writer had undeniable talent. … More The Impaler Series – Mrs. Blackwood Review
