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- Ferret Blogroll discussed 2019-02-15 20:11:32 - first published 2018-10-31 by Arthur B As the ferrets scatter to the four winds, here's where you can find the work of contributors and commenters.
- Ferrets, Farewell! discussed 2018-11-01 02:09:16 - first published 2018-10-31 by Arthur B A statement on the future of Ferretbrain - or rather, the lack thereof.
- Ferretnibbles 6 - Blood and Black Death published 2018-10-30 by Arthur B Short and sweet looks at two very different horror movies.
- The Strange Movie of Mr Martino published 2018-10-29 by Arthur B Sergio Martino gets into a real weird area when he introduces us to Mrs Wardh's "strange vice".
- A Gulf of Gore published 2018-10-28 by Arthur B Mario Bava's A Bay of Blood finds him in a giallo arms race with Dario Argento.
- Black Wings: the Second Slap discussed 2018-10-27 05:15:11 - first published 2018-10-26 by Arthur B S.T. Joshi's second Black Wings anthology is notably better than the first.
- Black Wings: the Third Flap published 2018-10-27 by Arthur B S.T. Joshi's anthology series settles into a comfortable formula.
- A New Strategy For Battlefield: Earth published 2018-10-25 by Arthur B Thinking about Troll 2 made Arthur think about the other worst movie ever - and what might have been done to salvage it.
- I Swear I'm Not Trolling, This Movie's Actually Good discussed 2018-10-24 23:40:19 - first published 2018-10-23 by Arthur B The first Troll movie didn't deserve the sequel it got.
- "They’re Rereleasing It… and Then They’re Going To Rerelease Me… OH MY GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWD!" published 2018-10-24 by Arthur B Yes, we’re covering Troll 2 now.
- Hex Education, Shaw Brothers Style discussed 2018-10-22 21:20:25 - first published 2018-10-19 by Arthur B Hex starts off strong but fails to stick the landing.
- Plundering the Lovecraft Estate published 2018-10-22 by Arthur B 1994's other major avant-garde Cthulhu Mythos anthology.
- Blessed With a Plot Twist, Cursed With the Main Plot published 2018-10-21 by Arthur B Deadly Blessing is kind of a weird transphobic mess.
- Jonestown, White Night, and What Scientology Could Have Taught the People's Temple published 2018-10-20 by Arthur B Jim Jones might have looked up to L. Ron Hubbard, but as Tim Reiterman's definitive account of the People's Temple illustrates, he didn't learn the right lessons from the Scientology leader.
- The Family That Slays Together Stays Together discussed 2018-10-19 02:34:01 - first published 2018-10-18 by Arthur B Vincent Bugliosi's account of the Manson murders remains one of the best sources on the subject.
- Gull's From Hell and John's From Glasgow discussed 2018-10-18 00:22:59 - first published 2018-10-16 by Arthur B An extended meditation on Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's From Hell, with a bizarre coda about Grant Morrison's brief sojourn into similar turf.
- Out On a Limb published 2018-10-17 by Arthur B The Wicker Tree in no respect meets the standard set by its illustrious predecessor.
- Satan's Infectious Taint published 2018-10-15 by Arthur B Blood On Satan's Claw is - unfairly - the most overlooked of the three major "folk horror" movies of the late 1960s/early 1970s.
- (Mythos) Monster In My Pocket! published 2018-10-14 by Arthur B Cthulhu Chronicles is a flawed mobile game with potential.
- When Tourists Visit Goatswood... published 2018-10-13 by Arthur B Enjoying a particularly good Ramsey Campbell tribute anthology.
- Bernard the Storyteller published 2018-10-12 by Arthur B Andy Collins might be the author of The Black Alchemist, but someone entirely different devised the story...
- Phillips & Keatman, Questers Extraordinaire discussed 2018-10-11 14:51:24 - first published 2018-10-10 by Arthur B Being a review of two seminal texts in the curious microgenre of "psychic questing".
- Detention published 2018-10-11 by Ronan Wills Taiwan's history of martial law makes for an excellent portable horror game
- Military Monsters In Alien Costumes discussed 2018-10-09 10:35:47 - first published 2018-10-08 by Arthur B When it comes to early Internet text files on paranormal subjects, Martin Cannon's The Controllers is a remarkably influential work.
