Duke, the long lost son of serial killer John Wayne Gacy aka The Killer Clown, contacts his estranged father hoping he can help him become a better serial killer. So far Duke has proven to be a failure. Every time he tries to kill somebody they either escape, or he ends up being beat up and humiliated by the intended victim. John Gacy, who didn't know Duke existed, soon realizes his "long lost son" is a complete idiot. So he decides to ask his friend and fellow serial killer, Dean Corll aka The Candy Man, for help.
Decades after it was used to bludgeon an 80’s punk rocker to death, a vintage typewriter with lyrical powers falls in the lap of a failing songwriter.
Son of Gacy: Chapter One introduces is to Duke - the long lost son of serial killer John Wayne Gacy aka The Killer Clown, as he tries to come to terms with his traumatic childhood and his ongoing failure to become a serial killer like his famous father. Every time he tries to kill someone, they either escape, or he ends up being beat up and humiliated by the intended victim. He confronts his 10 year old self in his dreams and blames him for his adult failures because his boyhood self failed to stand up to the teenage bullies that constantly tormented him. Duke finally realizes he has no choice but to seek the help of his father, John Gacy, who has no idea Duke even exists.
Victor Thompson loses his sight and then loses his wife to cancer. Recovering from a psychotic episode, he moves his two young daughters into a rural part of Pennsylvania that was once known as Witch's Hammer. A Coven of Satanic Satan Worshipers kidnap his daughters and force a Demon to first possess Victor, then in an elaborate ritual, possess one of his daughters.
A young woman is abducted and forced to endure a gruesome ordeal at the hands of sinister forces that may or may not be feeding unsuspecting victims to the elite rich of the world.
Acclaimed for his unfiltered reporting and deadpan humor, Andrew Callaghan brings his gonzo style reporting to the undercurrents that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot. As one of the best-known and hardest working journalists of his generation, the 25-year-old ventures on a wild RV journey through America to take the pulse of a divided nation.
It's the dawn of a new age...a chicken age! Humans have been the dominant species for far too long! The chickens have come to roost and they're not clucking around! An invasion of catastrophic proportions has taken place and the weak humans of earth do everything they can to survive in this crazy chicken world!
Dennis Nilsen was a Scottish Serial Killer and Necrophile responsible for the murders of at least 17 young men. This is a story of Nilsen, one of his unfortunate victims, and his dog, Bleep.
During the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic, Daemons from Hell use a social app to hunt quarantined young people for points in an demonic game of murder. The Daemons befriend their victims to gain their trust, then trick them into saying: "TAKE MY BREATH AWAY" which ultimately kills them.
Have you ever wondered what might have happened if serial killers John Gacy and Dean Corll met Charles Manson? That is the basic premise of this semi-historically accurate dark comedic tale of horror.
Edward X. Young studied film & television production, acting, and journalism at Seton Hall University; acting and stage directing at Brookdale College; business administration at Monmouth University; and film production at New York University. He honed his acting skills as a member of the R.I.S.K. Improvisational Theatre Group under the tutelage of Fabir Rodriguez-Ammirato. As a young actor, he performed on-stage in the New York Metropolitan Area in productions of "Amadeus," "Dracula," "Children of a Lesser God," "True West," "The Boys Next Door," and "Modigliani." He also worked in the theater as a director, staging productions of "Waiting for Godot," "Hurlyburly," "Lunchtime," and "Wait Until Dark." While a part of the Downtown New York City art scene in the late 1970s through the early 1990s, he became heavily involved in punk music, befriending members of Johnny Thunders' band The Heartbreakers, Walter Lure's band The Waldos, and Church Pills. He worked as the publicity manager for the band The Suave Elbows, which featured musicians Christopher Clunie and Marty Byk. After leaving the performing arts for a decade and moving to New Hampshire to raise a family and work as a journalist, Ed relaunched his acting career, appearing in the radio play "The Death Guard"(based on the science fiction novel by Philip George Chadwick) which was co-produced and directed by Kate Linaker (aka Kate Phillips), who was the screenwriter of "The Blob" (1958) for broadcast on New Hampshire radio stations. Ed then joined the Greenville Shakespeare Festival, of Greenville, New Hampshire. In 2007, Young relocated back to the New York metro area, where he joined the Celtic Theatre Company in residence at Seton Hall University, his alma mater. His recent film work as an actor is focused on genre horror features. He has also worked on numerous experimental film and video projects as director, writer, editor, animator, and make-up special effects artist. Early collaborative efforts include numerous short film subjects produced in partnership with Daniel Acon.
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