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Hey guys, here’s the first couple of pages from Veterinary Clinic. A new horror one-shot comic book written by myself and drawn by Mark Teffer. We’re currently doing a Kickstarter to help raise funds to cover printing and shipping costs. If you’d like to contribute anything helps, here’s a link for more info on the book. Thank you!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1102645754/veterinary-clinic
Hey guys, I just launched the Kickstarter for a new comic project by myself, Mark Teffer and Patrick Artazu. It’s a 60 page black and white horror comic about a man who has to rescue his dog from a strange veterinary clinic that’s not what it appears to be. Check it out if you’re interested, if it looks like you’re kind of thing anything you can do to contribute or share the project is really really appreciated. #comics #horror #independentcomics #kickstarter
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1102645754/veterinary-clinic?ref=nav_search
And here’s the last 4 pages of the Legend of Itch issue 1. Again this was the ashcan comic I ended up not doing that I was posting for people that might be curious about those kinds of things.
So this was an idea I originally had for an ashcan series I was going to do but I’m not techno-smart at all and couldn’t figure out some of the printing logistics and that crap so it’s sat at my computer for a long time, now I’m not sure how I feel about some of the pacing and obviously I drew it so the art is pretty bad so I’m not sure if I’ll ever come back to it or do anything else with it but I figured I’d post it for those that are curious. I’ll do another post with the last 6 pages. (the idea was to do something more fantasy based and I wanted to use this elf character I came up with while doodling at work called Itch, it’s very influenced by NES games like Zelda and Castlevania)
Hey guys, I'm on a weekly horror movie review show with @wooble89 where we review horror movies of the past and present. I started drawing pictures for each movie we do, this week we did The Darkness and The Conjuring. Check it out here https://youtu.be/S0C10jEi73k and here https://youtu.be/KNLDZz4EOfk
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In all the excitement of the new poster for episode VII today I completely forgot how great the old posters are
I've been trying to watch as many horror movies as I can this October. Hit 40 today, might go into more detail about the ones I really liked but for now here's what I watched. Shocker, Friday the 13 (1-8), Paranormal Activity (1-5), Ju-On (1-2 plus The Grudge), Noroi: The Curse, Dracula: Prince of Darkness, The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires, Pulse, Inferno, The Company of Wolves, Frankenstein Created Woman, Schramm, Them, We Are Still Here, Julian's Eyes, Howling IV, Hellraiser (4-5), The Editor, The Nameless, Basketcase 2, Damien: Omen 2, Hiroku the Goblin, Castlefreak, Magic, Martin, and Crimson Peak
Resident Evil Retrospective Part 1 - Resident Evil (1996)
NOTE: There will be SPOILERS throughout.
When I was 6 or so I had a Sega Megadrive (Genesis for you guys State-side.) I played it a fair amount, mainly Sonic 2 and the original Streets of Rage, but never really expanding my horizons beyond those games. A few years went by and all of a sudden this new-fangled device was all the rage…the Playstation. I was 9, it was 1998 and on my birthday I received that beautiful grey brick. Excitement wasn’t the word. Two games came with the system, Tekken 3 and Medievil. I quickly realised I didn’t like fighters and proceeded to never touch Tekken 3 again, but Medievil was AWESOME, but we’re not here to talk about that.
“What is this?”
I’m not sure exactly when, but it must have been early 1999 that I got my hands on a copy of Resident Evil purely by accident. I’d never heard of it and knew only what was listed on the back of the box. Upon putting the disk in for a spin I was greeted to that infamous title screen, “RESIDENT EVIL!” followed by a live action cut scene…this blew my mind. Today it’d just feel weird, but then? Holy crap this game had an actual story, regardless of how absurd it ended up as the game progressed. Yeah okay, it’s easy to laugh at the voice acting now, but at the time and at my age it seemed perfectly fine and I instantly fell in love with the characters, especially Barry cause he’s a total bad ass.
“I hope it’s not Chris’ blood!”
So I’m playing the game. I chose Jill as my character (turned out to be a wise move as Chris’ story is harder,) and went about learning the controls, checking out the inventory screen and no doubt pressing X at every painting on the walls just out of curiosity. From there I met my first zombie, discovered Captain Wesker was missing and decided to split up with Barry to search the mansion. The real fun begins. Within 5 minutes you encounter the infamous dog hallway…yeah, you know it; zombie dogs come crashing through the window, ensuring that every gamer craps their pants. Somehow I survived the ordeal and made it beyond, getting to my first save room (oh how I love finding a save room,) discovering my first super weapon (hell yeah! A bazooka,) and even tackling a boss fight (ARRGGHH! A giant snake!)
“You were almost a Jill-sandwich!”
I remember not long after the first save room thinking, “I wonder when this level ends.” Never did I think that the game wasn’t split up into chunks, which looking back on added immensely to the immersion factor; one giant continuous story with no interruptions, just the occasional typewriter to save progress in case of a sudden death. It wouldn’t be long till I found my first files in the game too; documents and diaries left behind by the unfortunate souls now staggering the hallways of the doomed Spencer mansion. One of the first that you find is the diary of a researcher who writes about his own transformation into the living dead; his prose gradually makes less sense and begins to simple repeat the words “itchy,” and “tasty,” over and over. These little slices of mythology, building the idea that something happened here…something major and something momentously bad. I loved it. I loved every second of exploring this building, no matter how scary it was to do so at the time.
“I have THIS!”
Surviving was of course a key element; nothing beat that feeling of opening a door to an unknown location and hearing that comforting music that accompanied a save room, or finding a box of shotgun shells when you had one round left. What about finally finding that key you’d been searching for? Yeah, this was me discovering a new gaming experience.
“It’s powerful, especially against living things.”
Resident Evil just got better for me as I delved deeper into the horror. Talk about memories…Plant 42, the Shark, my first Hunter and of course the Tyrant; all fantastic moments that I remember fondly to this day. Least I forget stumbling upon the guardhouse or the secret underground lab, I really felt like I was uncovering a great mystery. Then there was that treacherous bastard Wesker, oh the swerve! And of course that final moment when Brad throws down the rocket launcher and you blow the Tyrant to smithereens. It took me months to do it, but I beat it and you know what I did next? I immediately asked the parents for Resident Evil 2. To kill time till I had it in my grubby little hands, I played 1 again as Chris.
Man I loved that game.
To be continued…
Check out the latest episode of #Hellraisers the Hellblazer podcast. A weekly podcast where Tim Vargulish and Allen Mauldin read and discuss every episode of Hellblazer every from 1-300. This week Tim and Allen continue their new segment ‘Better than Keanu’ and Tim introduces a new segment called ‘Podstantine.’ Then they discuss issue #27 of Hellblazer by Neil Gaiman and Dave Mckean. Check it out on the Mild Fuzz network of podcasts. http://mildfuzz.org/2015/07/17/hellraisers-episode-27-hold-me/
Squirm (1976) Review
This will be a short one… eeeeewwwwwwww
Well okay, it’ll be a little but longer than that. I watch a lot of horror movies, but I have to admit that the idea of an army of worms trying to kill people creeps me out just a little. They’re just really gross. And that about sums up what this movie plays on, the simple gross out factor of the squirmy little bastards. Does it do that well? I guess it kind of does, but unfortunately there’s nothing else in the movie to elevate it above a cheap creature feature.
I found out after watching that this featured on an episode of Mystery Science Theatre 3000 and I can totally see why. Dialogue is pretty horrible both on page and in execution thanks largely to the film’s ultra southern setting. Every fake accent someone does when referencing Deliverance is basically what you hear throughout the duration of Squirm. The town sheriff mistrusts the ‘city boy’ from the moment he meets him for absolutely no reason. None.
Then the movie also cheats. Yes cheats. Once the wormy buggers are on the hunt (they mostly come out at night…mostly,) well lit diners suddenly have floors that are in pitch darkness so none of the customers immediately notice thousands of worms creeping about. When have you ever not been able to see the floor in a room that is otherwise lit?
I’d be interested in seeing the MST3K version (I’m slowly working through that series,) but the movie on its own has goofy, stereotypical characters that make such illogical decisions that it’s impossible to take them remotely seriously. Ultimately the whole thing is unappealing and uninteresting.
4/10
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On our second episode of Screams After Midnight we discussed Insidious 1 & 2 ahead of the third film’s release. Full spoilers.
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If it's anywhere near as good as the comic or as Daredevil was on Netflix we're in for an amazing show!
Hey! Here’s a new cartoon from Mark Teffer and I. Enjoy!
In honor of Free Comic Book Day here is a brand new 1 page Goatman story! Have fun! #Goatman #Goats #FCBD #Comics
Beat Dracula X! I've been waiting since I was a kid to play this game and it was worth the wait. Long live Castlevania! Best video game series ever!
