My Rating “His Name Is Taboo” Topaz had been rescued from the desolate streets of Punjab as a young girl. The man known simply as Taboo, stopped an angry mob from executing her for witchcraft. Fortunately, those superstitious fools knew nothing of her true powers. In time, she would be tutored fully in the mystic […]
My Rating “Cry Werewolf!” On the hunt! The Hangman, a Vietnam veteran with a history of psychological disorders, has hit the streets once again searching for the criminal in the fur suit. But the hunter has become the hunted. Unknown to the vigilante, and the human mind who stalks him, a real werewolf has zeroed
My Rating “Comes The Hangman” Time to flee from the madness! With his overbearing stepfather away, Jack Russell prepares to leave his family home and inheritance to free his mind from Phillip Russell’s scheming ways. However, not all are happy with his decision. His sister Lissa, and their best friend, Buck Cowan, have serious doubts
My Rating “Terror Beneath The Earth!” A new terror stalks the back alleyways of Los Angeles, California. With the first night of the full moon, dozens of reports begin flooding the police tip lines. With no arrests, two LAPD detectives are now actively investigating the reports of a real-life werewolf roaming in the Century City
My Rating “Island Of The Damn!” Ship Ahoy! Jack Russell has teamed up with a investigative journalist, Buck Cowan, who is currently investigating occult operations in the southern California area. Buck has discovered documents and a map linking the sale of Jack’s inheritance, i.e. the Russoff Family Castle, to a business entity located off the
My Rating “The Thing In The Cellar!” The first night, Malibu California, the full moon peeks over the Russell family beach house. Inside the bungalow, the searing pain of Jack’s transformation has pushed his humanity into the subconscious mind, leaving only the beast. Outside a vintage roadster races up the driveway and skids to a
My Rating “Werewolf By Night” In the warehouse, from a dark corner lunged the beast. The murderer was not the wolf but a contract killer waiting for his payment. The woman was Jack Russell’s mother, her death came at the hand of Max Grant, the family chauffeur and psychopath. It was Phillip Russell who placed
My Rating “The Mystery of the Mad Monk!” Jack Russell finished a phone call with Father Joquez seconds ago. The priest was hysterical on the line. He claimed to have finished translating the mystical book known as the Darkhold, when his office began to fill with a deadly gray mist. Father Joquez pleaded for Jack’s
My Rating “The Hunter — and the Hunted!” It’s the third night of the full moon. The smog of Los Angeles is heavy this summer and it dims the full luminosity of the sphere, but it matters not. The Werewolf is on the prowl in the back streets of Hollywood and beyond. Jack’s memories fade
My Rating “Eye of the Beholder” The passing hours felt more like decades to Jack Russell as he stood in the garden of Miles Blackgar. It was not by choice, for you see that when one is turned to stone, being a statue leaves very few options. But why can Jack still form thoughts? In
