The early '80s were a golden age for Canadian horror cinema, but the Great White North's icy grip on the genre extended well beyond the silver screen. The mind behind the aural terrors speaks!
As Glass Eye Pix celebrates its 40th anniversary this week, the bastion of independent genre storytelling has relaunched one of its perennial projects.
A World War I soldier returns from the trenches with a bizarre story and an even stranger artifact in this final entry of HorrorBabbble's lycanthropic audio series!
Stranded in a snowstorm on the North York Moors, a couple begins to suspect they’re not alone in this original terror tale from Ian Gordon.
Discover the strange fate of the man who dared disturb a recluse and his mysterious canine companions in this classic pulp horror story from 1929.
