art by tara khoo
art by jaclyn kim
art by nina yu
No matter how deep into the city I hide, that cynical homesick feeling just keeps following me.
art by shina kang
art by shina kang
photography by syd deneau
What seems like an average night for Tyler, Cole, Rocco, and Terry quickly goes awry when they are approached by a mysterious stranger.
By Yukki Jiang Medium: Mixed media on mini fridge I often associate my Asian features as feline; upturned […]
Art by Justin Gray | Inspired by Akash Bhatt swipe to see photos
Withhold a form of liberty when I tell you about my sobriety.
The pre-college breakup of high school sweethearts almost seems like a rite of passage. But that doesn’t mean it hurts any less.
A delicate romance between two teenage lovers, crafted in the quiet countryside of 1980’s USA. The lovers embark on a road trip to unbury their past and determine their future. Nights are spent in cottages, carnivals, and cars. They share clothing, food, a blue pickup truck, a sick desperation for a sense of belonging, and an occasional tendency to eat people.
I have spent much of this summer alone. Or maybe I haven’t. It’s hard to say. I haven’t […]
Slashers are the backbone of the horror genre – Scream, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween, Final Destination – they are all well-known and infamous examples. Admittedly, I might have watched them to be contrarian—to say “I love watching things that are gross and gory because I’m special!” But above all, I do genuinely find slashers interesting to watch; some of them have horrible special effects, they all have tropes, and the old ones are glaringly misogynistic.
Why didn’t you tell me?
You wouldn’t have understood.
How much do you know about the ancient city of Troy?
“Trojan War?” you say, probably. “Achilles? Big horse with people inside?”