Author: Alex de Borba
Alex de Borba
Bogotá, Colombia
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Fantastic Fest’s Discovery Mandate Meets a Wisconsin Plague
Its 21st edition tests a FIAPF-specialized designation against a Berlinale-vetted frontier plague drama’s North American premiere.
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‘Spiritus Sancti’ Puts a Priest’s Voice Against Possession
Divider Studios built a solo horror game around real exorcism rites, asking players to speak Latin invocations aloud to repel…
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‘Unearthed’ Anthology Digs Up Horror Beneath Ancient Ruins
Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi co-edit ‘Unearthed,’ a Titan Books anthology of nineteen original stories set among the world’s ruins.
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Colorado Festival of Horror Costumes Two Fictions
Its sixth-year rebrand names clowns and witches as opposites, but the confirmed guest list treats both as the same kind…
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‘The Face of Horror’ Premieres at TIFF Midnight Madness
Anna Biller returns after a decade with a medieval ghost story adapted from Yotsuya Kaidan, premiering at TIFF’s Midnight Madness.
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Leopoldo Goût’s ‘Rooted’ Wakes an Aztec God in Mexico City
Tor Nightfire publishes Goût’s new horror novel, in which a Mexico City repatriation lawyer unearths the worship of the Aztec…
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Left to Die Returns to Medellín’s Green Club in September
Death alumni Rick Rozz and Terry Butler return to Medellín’s Green Club on September 24th, reviving the genre’s earliest demos…
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Dreadnought Step Into ‘Wars of Spirit // Wards of Light’
On their sixth album, the Denver band pairs a Finnish black metal producer with a folk-doom lineage shaped for wider…
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‘The Cult of Dr. Black’ Extends Hudspeth’s Anatomical Codex
Blackstone Publishing’s sequel returns E. B. Hudspeth to Dr. Spencer Black’s anatomical mythology and its machine-age reckoning.
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Green Lung Turn London’s Death Trade Into ‘Necropolitan’
Green Lung set ‘Necropolitan’ inside London’s Victorian death trade, carrying British occult rock past the scene that raised it.
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Fluisteraars Chase Woodland Lights in ‘Jacht der Mysteriën’
The Dutch atmospheric black metal band’s sixth album turns Gelderland ghost-light lore into a live performance made to travel.
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Grimner Reinscribes Its Own Runes on ‘Stormvingar’
Grimner reinscribes a 2012 song into ‘Stormvingar,’ pairing a returning singer with Swedish folk metal reaching beyond Scandinavia.
