Wow, I know we’re late once again, however, I look back to last year’s 2018 March Issue, and guess what it was late too, and very few reviews, and it appears that way once more, but why, well a simple sit-down on a round table shows the reason. All the effort I put in for…

Well, the horror genre is grinding merrily along just a chainsaw wielding mania, and yes we are well overdue with this month’s issue, and since you all know I’m a straight-shooter here’s the reason. Many known I work with others to design a fundraiser each year to raise money for the MSAA (Multiple Sclerosis Association…

The first month of 2019 finishes out strongly and matched by a solid start, in the theaters the startling launching exceeding expectations Escape Room, and then there’s the upcoming St. Agatha and The Amityville Murders reviews, both of these on hold until February 8th, due to Marketing PR I’m doing for the projects. Yes, I…

Well its another month and we missed the deadline, however thanks to a new person, setting things up, in the background, it’s much better, instead of 10-day overdue, we are now 6 days, now ideally we would like to publish closer to the 25th, but it presents problems from holidays and fundraisers I do for…

Editor’s Greeting   Well the start of year 2 here at The Horror Times, comes of course in October, and while late on delivery, best to give the great entertainment. Now others gave me the moniker “Horror Historian” rather than Horror Aficionado and asking questions of the classics evolution or even compare the modern horror…

Well, yes we’re late, all of it due to the previous month’s meltdown, but still have the support of the site owner, it was a rough opening year, filled with pluses and minuses, however still successful, one new writer occasionally contributing. In addition, two successful giveaways one, from The Horror Times and the other Baron’s…

As one can see we blew by the August 20th due date, and again publishing at the month’s end, with a few reviews having an embargo against them, for marketing reasons, we even pushed past that deadline date. After everything I took a week’s vacation to Johnstown, PA and didn’t work, sometimes one needs a…

Sometimes the best plans go completely awry just like any zombie movie, when someone says “we’ll meet here” it never goes right, when this month had that same experience at The Horror Times headquarters. My computer system finally gave it all, a 15-year-old desktop system, yes you read it  right, died, though able to resurrect…

Well once more The Horror Times, works in bringing more films reviews, articles and press releases. Therefore, in the month of May, known to some as massacre month, for the bloody displays in episodes, movies normally released this month and that often enough fans find out what shows of theirs found the slaughterhouse of cancellation,…