Jay Whales

Alright, buckle up. If you think horror is all about creepy castles in Europe or haunted mansions in New England, you’re missing out on a whole damn world of terror lurking in the heart of America. The Midwest isn’t just cornfields and endless highways. It’s a breeding ground for some of the most raw, unsettling, and downright brutal horror stories you’ll ever come across. I’m talking about the kind of horror that doesn’t just scare you but sticks to your bones like the cold

Let’s cut the crap and get straight to it. Nostalgia in horror isn’t just about dusting off old tropes or slapping on some retro filters. It’s a goddamn art form that, when done right, punches you in the gut with memories you didn’t even know you had. It’s about tapping into those nostalgic reflections that haunt us, the ones that make the past feel alive and twisted in the present. If you want to craft horror that sticks, that gnaws at your soul, you gotta understand how to

Alright, let’s cut the crap and get real about why the Midwest is the perfect playground for horror stories that don’t just whisper but scream in your ear. If you think horror needs creepy castles or foggy moors, you’re missing the point. The Midwest is a goldmine of eerie, unsettling vibes that most folks overlook. I’m talking about those endless cornfields, abandoned farmhouses, and small towns where everyone knows your business but nobody really knows you . It’s the kind o

If you love creature features, you know how rare it is to find a book that grabs your attention right from the start. "The Film You Are About to See" by Haley Newlin is one of those rare gems. Not only does it thrill, but it also brings back the nostalgia of classic horror films. I received a copy from the publisher and was excited to dive in. Here’s my take on this captivating read. A Nostalgic Journey From the first page, I was taken back to my childhood. Every Friday night

When I received a copy of "Race Against Terror" by Jake Tapper directly from the publisher, I was intrigued. As someone who had not previously explored Tapper's work, I approached this book with a blend of curiosity and hesitation. However, I was pleasantly surprised by his unique approach. This book resonated deeply, as I lived every moment of the Global War on Terror (GWOT) during some of its most intense years. The story unfolds in a familiar yet enlightening manner, espec

The Midwest is a region rich with stories that capture the essence of everyday life, resilience, and community. From small towns to...

Alright, buckle up. We’re diving headfirst into the guts of Midwestern storytelling, the kind that doesn’t sugarcoat shit or dress it up...

The American Midwest is a region rich with history, culture, and unique narratives that have shaped the identity of the United States....

The heart of the American Midwest beats with stories that reflect its unique culture, history, and values. These narratives capture the...

Midwestern storytelling holds a unique place in American literature and culture. It reflects the values, struggles, and spirit of the...