About Ravenous Monster
Ravenous Monster is a webzine that delivers the latest horror news, reviews, interviews, and analysis. Born of a love for the all mighty horror flick, Ravenous Monster also covers books, comics, music, and games. We seek to expose the bloody best the genre has to offer to the legions of horror fans out there!
“My media sensibilities were polluted at a young age. Whether it was the Great White shark turning the waters crimson around Amity Island, the Wicked Witch of the West unleashing a furious flock of flying monkeys over Oz, or Michael Myers butchering teens with that ugly metal shard of a blade, I’ve immersed myself in the darkest stories I could find for as long as I can remember. This fact has been a defining characteristic of my life. As a result, I have great reverence for horror. I respect it, I root for it, and most of all, I expect it to continue to awe and inspire me. And from that expectation manifests my pursuit of the very best the genre has to offer. Ravenous Monster is essentially the chronicle of that quest, and one that I share with a talented group of writers and fans, each with their own unique takes on terror.” –Jason Thorson
Hello Jason. Glad I just stumbled across your website! I grew up on monster/horror movies. I’m well into retirement now, but I still love all the genres.
As a graphic designer, I have a question about your logo. What does the cross represent? Looking at it, I can’t but not think of the ending of Horror Hotel, where the injured man pulls a tombstone shaped like a cross out of the ground and proceeds to set fire to all the vengeful ghosts. What great vintage fun!
I understand Hammer is making a comeback.
Thanks for the time now and again, just curious about your logo.
All the Best – Bernie
Hello Bernie!
Thanks for reading.
As for the logo, I’m afraid there’s very little thought beneath the surface. It’s just something we threw together 15 years ago, and I guess it stuck.
I love HORROR HOTEL (aka, The City of the Dead)! Sir Christopher Lee doing his thing is always a pleasure. It’s currently available on YouTube in its entirety, by the way! Worth a re-visit.
Until next time…
-J