From skeletons to zombies, if there’s one thing we can take away from a visit to MASK-FEST it’s that death is anything but the end!
Author Archives: Dave Fuentes
2013 MASK-FEST: Sharp Toothed Terrors!
Another grisly assortment of shots taken at the 2013 MASK-FEST event during Horrorhound Weekend Indianapolis!
Illinois Historic Auto Museum features past Horror from both Film and History!
When I took a detour past Rockford, IL, little did I know that I’d find a hidden treasure! Located in Roscoe, IL is the Historic Auto Attractions. Here you have Presidents mingling with wild animals, movie memorabilia, and so much more!
Krystle Conquers Kenosha!
It was the day after I’d attended Flashback Weekend and I returned to pick up Brian Maze having just checked out of his hotel. Prior to flying in from his native Virginia, Brian had arranged to do a photo shoot with Krystle Street. She’d caught his eye back when she was performing on Dr. Destruction’s Crimson Theatre and Brian was determined to get her as his newest model for Maze Studios (please take the time to “Like” his Facebook page by clicking HERE). Brian had already made a name for himself as an artist (he’s responsible for the Terror Dave faces on our logo as well as having done pogs for our Horror Host Report) but lately has been focusing on his photography.
2013 MASK-FEST: Killer Clowns and Jabbing Jesters!
Killer clowns are certainly more popular than ever these days! Check out some of the carnival-inspired creations form MASK-FEST 2013 at Horrorhound Weekend in Indianapolis!
Book Review: Beyond Rue Morgue: Further Tales of Edgar Allen Poe’s 1st Detective
Beyond Rue Morgue: Further Tales of Edgar Allen Poe’s 1st Detective
Edited by Paul Kane and Charles Prepolec
324 pp. Titan Books
$14.95
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes is used as the template for detectives with amazing memory, visual, and deductive skills. There have been many recent TV shows based on this type of character – “Monk”, “Psych”, “The Mentalist”, “Unforgettable”, “Lie to Me” – all shows with a lead character exhibiting hyper deductive, hyper observant skills. Even shows in the CSI realm depend on this type of behavior, although they use questionable science and computer techniques to produce such deductions. There are even two Sherlock Holmes shows set in the modern day – “Elementary” and “Sherlock”. Holmes must surely be the original!
Terror from Beyond the Dave 