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From 2024, Scared To Death is a haunted house horror blending in moments of thriller & comedy. It follows a film crew going to a house to do a séance, readying to make a film about a fake one- and things become very real. It features an ensemble cast headed up by Lin Shaye & Bill Moseley. The film takes a little while to get going, but when it does, there are some neat chills & thrills, as well as an inventive rolling 'n' snapping teeth decapitated head. Here from Jinga Films is a fairly bare bones/ region free DVD.
8 Oct 2026
Severin
2026 is the twentieth anniversary of Severin- one of the best-known and respected labels in cult/ b-movie circles. At M[m], we’ve been reviewing the label's output for around ten years now- racking up around one hundred and fifty of their releases covered on the site. So, we’ve decided to look back and select our top twenty releases to date!... These include releases from the sub-labels InterVision & Severin Kids, with indepth reviews for each!
8 Oct 2026
From the late 1950s, The Screaming Skull is a black-and-white US production that blends gothic horror and an are-they-mad-or-not thriller. The film regards a businessman taking his new wife to his southern mansion, which he left after his first wife seemingly died in an accident. The film has a fairly plodding pace & some decidedly mixed acting, but the creepy mansion setting is effective enough; there are some neat creepy moments, with the female lead displaying a decent range. Here from Eureka, featuring a new HD scan and a few new extras.
Hailing from the Granite State, Dominion show on their debut album that searing, old-school death never died; it just lay hidden, presenting itself to a select few ready to let it rage forth. Mortification of Thy Flesh sounds like it came straight out of the early nineties, flourish-free and straightforward, classic, old-school death that will make us hardened old-timers do a double take. Many acts revel in old-school death, with some having better success than others, but Dominion have the feel and sound down pat. That's not to say that others aren't of merit, but this one manages to tick all the boxes.
At War With Everything That Moves On Tracks — 050653 casualties 56
6 Oct 2026Pink Wool — Matriarch
6 Oct 2026Olion — The Internet Hate Machine Marches On, Relentless and Ever Vigilant
6 Oct 2026Vacant Align — 10426
6 Oct 2026Where The Dead Woke Up — Esumazione
6 Oct 2026Delirium — Delirium (Blu Ray/ UHD)
6 Oct 2026Crushed — Crushed (VOD)
2 Oct 2026Various Artists — A Strange Light From The East( CD boxset)
2 Oct 2026
Olion Interview
Active since the early 2020’s, Olion is one of the key projects within the euro wall-noise scene. To date, it’s put out around seventy releases- taking in both physical and digital form- with stand-alone releases, splits, and collaborations. Sound-wise, their output moves between pummelling, thick-yet oddly soothing. To more texturally layered, and forays into ANW. Behind the project is Olek Browiński from Olsztyn in northern Poland, and he kindly agreed to give us an email interview
A Julian Cope Primmer
Erupting into the mainstream on February 19th 1981, The Teardrop Explodes’ debut ‘Top of the Pops’ television performance featuring their brassy, bouncy hit ‘Reward’ is to this day probably the moment from which most people recall Julian Cope. If your image of Julian remains that of an earnest young budding pop star sporting a fleece-collared flying jacket and a shaggy bowlcut of shoulder-length tresses, if you failed to maintain pace with his entry into the cosmos, if you dismissively describe him (as I’ve seen thereabouts) as “a Smash Hits pin-up”, you have one hell of a lot of catching up to do. Musique Machine have tasked me with leading their readers through the psychedelic jungle and beyond, here, and I have to say that Julian probably merits the ‘beginners’ guide to’ / ‘recommended records’ treatment more than just about any other artist in the music sphere, at least in terms of how public perception and the ‘reality’ (if such a word is appropriate in this extreme case) have a near-unbridgeable gulf.
Orchestra Of The Upper Atmosphere Interview
Early this year, the band released their most recent album Theta 7, on Discus Music-which is sadly to be their last. Band leader Martin Archer kindly agreed to give us an email interview, discussing the project's history & why they’ve decided to call it a day.
Vacant Align Interview
Active since October 2025, Wisconsin’s Vacant Align is one of the more atmospheric and texturally inventive wall noise projects to appear in some time. It’s a project that takes its time in releasing work, and you can certainly hear it, as each of their releases so far is a perfectly crafted blend of expressive and engaging textures. Behind the project is John Engman, who very kindly agreed to give us an email interview
