The Horror Xpress
The Horror Xpress, Greed Magazine Vol. 2Deep dives into horror films and fiction with masters of the genre.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Brain-Drain on the Trans-Siberian Express
I couldn’t find a production still of the ghost of Karl Marx looming over the principal cast of Horror Express, so I drew one.
by Kurt Sayenga
The Horror Xpress is now hitting its two-year mark and zeroing in on 2,000 subscr...
They’re Watching You
Robert Culp sweats out “Corpus Earthling”
by Kurt Sayenga
One of my earliest memories is being convinced that the television set had been taken over by a cold alien intelligence that wanted to fuck with my head.
I was...
The Call of the Plushy
Written and illustrated by Kurt Sayenga
At the Mountains of Merchandise
While wandering through Walmart, somewhere between the Squishmallows and the phone chargers, I stumble upon the end of the world. It stands about a...
André Øvredal – A Man with a Plan
The director of The Autopsy of Jane Doe and Trollhunter – two wildly different classics of modern horror – explains his method.
The Horror of the North
“A Figure Walks.” Pencil drawing I intended to ink in the style of Edward Gorey (hence the quilled beast), then decided I didn’t want to spend a week crosshatching.
Written and Illustrated by Kurt Sayenga
The Clerk and the Gent...
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Created by the Fangoria Chainsaw Award-winning Writer/Director of The 101 Scariest Horror Movie Moments of All Time, Horror's Greatest, and Eli Roth's History of Horror.
Kurt Sayenga’s semi-legendary post-post punk zine, risen from the dead. Celebrations and interrogations of unpopular culture and the people who make it. Music, film, comics, humor, and Deep Thinkers.
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