New Horror culture mag

[northerain]

nothing to see here

[filmmaker2]

Well, you get points for being persistent and even-tempered.

Everything around here is perceived as "lame" by the jaded crowd, and anything remotely resembling site-whoring is considered flameable. Particularly if announced by someone with few (or no) previous posts.

Speaking for myself, a horror mag that is "slightly" different from existing ones wouldn't do much for me, but something wildly different would be another matter altogether, I would think. Come up with the craziest format you can imagine!

As far as what is currently out there in the online world that I like, there is a site called "Monster Kid" (look it up) that is styled after the old-fashioned monster magazines (Famous Monsters of Filmland, etc.) of the 60's. I find it to be very nicely done and very readable. I haven't found another online mag that does what it does with quite the same level of style, so they get points from me.

[northerain]

nothing to see here

[filmmaker2]

I dunno...it seems to me like horror films are really widely sellable mainstream product for the youth audience nowadays.

[ItsAlive75]

I don't think a horror magazine that has short stories and indie movies in it would be considered that different from other magazines.

[The STE]

Fuck You

[jay o2 waster]

i didnt really mean fuck off its just a habbit

[Sedated_replica]

Originally posted by jay o2 waster
i didnt really mean fuck off its just a habbit

Your a pussy

[dantehorrorfan]

Fuck You.......

[urgeok]

i dont think any more magazines are needed. the market has enough well established ones, there is a ton of stuff available on the internet .. another one would be redundant.