Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk
I’m a woman’s man, no time to talk
Music loud and women warm
I’ve been kicked around since I was born
But now it’s all right, that’s okay
You may look the other way
We can try to understand
The AtoZ of EOS_Jellyfish
Well it’s cool and somewhere I am in the story, go ahead read it… read it all!
Fear takes us down an unexpected road in EOS, a revolutionary Solarpunk story from author Samantha Redstreake Geary, in collaboration with artist Jenny Vyas, featuring music by Really Slow Motion, and groundbreaking graphics via designer Koke Núñez Gómez!
A new dawn is on the horizon, where boundaries are broken, diversity is embraced, and an optimistic, creative vision of our future on Earth takes center stage.
EOS is a powerful solarpunk story narrated by FEAR, who tackles real-world issues concerning terrorism, prejudice, and diversity, to near-future technology surrounding sustainable energy that restores the balance between humanity and nature. This isn’t a defeatist tale. It is a look through the lens of positive futurism that showcases the courage, compassion and capabilities of humanity as equal partners in building a bridge to a better tomorrow.
Jellyfish
Jellyfish by Jennifer Redstreake Geary
“Wait. Are those real jellyfish?” Vanisa squints…
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Adding a WIDGET to WordPress For AtoZ
01. MY SITE UPPER LEFT CORNER [SIGN IN]
02. GO TO THEMES [CUSTOMIZE]
03. GO TO WIDGETS
04. LOOK FOR SIDE BAR
05. AT BOTTOM “ADD WIDGET”
06. SCROLL DOWN UNTIL YOU SEE “IMAGE” YOU SHOULD SEE BLANKS TO FILL IN.
07. DEPENDING ON YOUR SITE USE THE FILL INS I USED AND FOR IMAGE USE THIS CODE [IF YOU HAVE PHOTOBUCKET ACCOUNT, MAKE YOUR OWN] OR USE
MINUS THE QUOTATIONS [OF COURSE]
08. UPPER LEFT CORNER HIT SAVE PUBLISH
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Uniting the Internet’s Horrors: The Horror Blogger Alliance
Hey, this is about the HBA and me… please read… like and share!!
Tonight Kbatz is chatting with Jeremy, Curator for the Horror Blogger Alliance!
When and how did the Horror Blogger Alliance come about? Why start a blog uniting fellow horror enthusiasts?
So many of us in the beginning of our blogging sites based on horror had no direction, hoping that someone would just find us hidden amongst 1000’s of blogs. Originally a brain child of Carl Manes [http://www.ilikehorrormovies.com/] and few other savvy horror site owners came up with this idea to bring us to a home. I was fortunate to have sort of taken over as the founders have moved on with other projects, stopped blogging or had just too much on their plates.
We have recently began adding members back to the command chair as it’s becoming difficult for me to maintain the HBA as I once did. So now new contributors and friends are leading the way into assuring…
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The Boom Boom Girls of Wrestling
Just when you ask yourself “why did the chicken cross the road”… the answer is the BOOM BOOM GIRLS!
I am not a huge fan of slasher films, but when they are done well, they can be a gleefully guilty pleasure.
As much fun as they are, though, too often they fall into a predictable pattern.
I just heard about a new movie, The Boom Boom Girls of Wrestling, which might just offer an interesting take on the genre.
Written and directed by Carolin Von Petzholdt (Testing Life), the story is about a group of female pro-wrestlers who wind up stuck in a ghost town in the middle of the desert, and one by one get stalked by a knife-wielding psychopath dressed like a chicken.
Yes, a chicken.
Okay, yes, it sounds like the usual, but very few movies in the slasher genre are directed by women (and 75% of the film’s crew are female), so I’m hopeful this might offer something fresh.
Carolin…
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“The Moviolas” – New Horror Themed Video: ‘Trick or Treating’
The Moviolas Official video for ‘Trick or Treating’ from the 2015 album, Dark Shadows featuring Amelia Hayle. I can describe it as “a nice mixture of music, macabre and mayhem”… so enjoy!
For more information on “The Moviolas” [Click Here]
Z (#atozchallenge)
So, here we are at the end of the A to Z Challenge for 2015, and at the end of the alphabet with the letter Z, known as “zed” in much of the rest of world.
Z is the name of a 1969 French Algerian movie starring Yves Montand and Irene Papas, directed by the Greek director Costa-Gavras, music by Mikis Theodorakis, adapted from the novel of the same name by Vasilis Vasilikos. IMDb’s logline says “Following the murder of a prominent leftist, an investigator tries to uncover the truth while government officials attempt to cover up their roles.” The whole movie is available on YouTube with English subtitles, broken into 13 pieces. I had a hard time following it, even with the subtitles; maybe you’ll have better luck. Roger Ebert, who had started at the Chicago Sun-Times not long before, proclaimed it the best movie of 1969.
Z…
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An #AtoZChallenge Bonus: t-shirt
Hey that’s me. well some is!!
Talk about your serendipity…
Jeremy Hawkins, proprietor of the blog HOLLYWOOD NUTS!, fellow co-host for this year’s A to Z Challenge, and graphic artist par excellence, came up with an idea which he first announced on the A to Z Challenge blog a week ago yesterday: he has designed a wide range of merchandise, including t-shirts, hoodies, gear for kids and babies, messenger bags, etc. etc. which allow you to advertise yourself as an A to Z Challenge Survivor! Go on over to NeatoShop and convince yourself that life will not be complete until you purchase a bunch of A to Z gear!
This is our first stab at marketing A to Z Challenge merchandise. If it goes well, expect other A to Z Challenge gear in the coming years, like ball caps, coffee mugs, memo pads… who knows how far we can go with it?
The Return of Clive Barker, Horror Icon
and there you go!
For most of us old codgers, the 1980’s were a vibrant part of the Era of Stephen King… Then – as now – he absolutely ruled the genre. But there was another writer – one frequently considered King’s “heir apparent” and who King himself once called the future of Horror – who in the midst of everything, in the heat of battle and a growing publishing crises – vanished from the genre, only to surface in Dark Fantasy. Horror had let one of its best authors slip through its fingers.
That author was Clive Barker.
Our Lost Icon
Most Horror fans know the name from the Books of Blood and Hellraiser films (and once seen who could ever completely forget Pinhead?) … But Barker is also the author of The Damnation Game, The Hellbound Heart, The Great and Secret Show, Weaveworld, Cabal, Imajica and Abarat, Lost Souls, Nightbreed, Cold Heart…
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Being Retro 
