The Hawkline Monster – A Gothic Western
The Hawkline Monster promo blurb: It is the beginning of the 20th century. A huge yellow house stands in a field of frost in the Dead Hills of East Oregon. [ … ]
The Definitive Gothic Western Collective
The Hawkline Monster promo blurb: It is the beginning of the 20th century. A huge yellow house stands in a field of frost in the Dead Hills of East Oregon. [ … ]
Werewolf Western…? Vampire Western? Witch Western? In Season 3 of HBO’s Penny Dreadful, the action follows wolfman Ethan (Josh Hartnett) home to the States and across the New Mexico territory. [ … ]
The closest (and longest lasting) genre that is comparable to Gothic Western is Weird Western, which combines elements of the Western with horror, occult, fantasy or science fiction. Weird [ … ]
Death Rides A Horse may be the most underrated Spaghetti Western of all time, but it is definitely known as a Gothic Western classic. Having witnessed the brutal murder [ … ]
The In Between, the highly anticipated seventh studio album from Gothic Americana juggernauts Heathen Apostles, arrives on Friday, today via Ratchet Blade Records. Recorded in a furious creative haze during [ … ]
The Federale band is a seven-piece ensemble based in Portland, OR. Spearheaded by longtime Brian Jonestown Massacre bassist Collin Hegna, the band was conceived as an outlet to channel inspiration [ … ]
Django Kill If You Live, Shoot! (1967) is perhaps the most violent, surreal, horrific, Biblical and apocalyptic Western ever made. Thomas Milan plays the mysterious Christ-like character yet again christened [ … ]
That Dirty Black Bag is a raw, epic and romantic series about the evil side of the dark Old West. The story describes the 8-day clash between Arthur McCoy, played [ … ]
In this series of posts we will be looking at some of the little known quirks of Sergio Leone’s “Dollars Trilogy”, this incredible group of films had some really interesting [ … ]
Gothic Americana and Southern Gothic Music are genres that are fast taking hold around the world, in that they combines the sub-genres of gothic country, dark blues and depression-era jazz. [ … ]