Andrew Grevas

My book, “Horror in Haddonfield”, was published by Tucker DS Press & distributed by Simon & Schuster. It can be found at: www.amazon.com/Horror-Haddo... Website: AndrewGrevas.com Contact: Andrew@25YLMedia.com

There is no way the Trump administration is competent enough to setup a live stream.

Amazon is down to 5 copies left of “Haddonfield”. Suppose the Halloween spirit is alive & well. Grab a copy while you can.

Just re-uploaded a great interview I did with author @andrewgrevas.com about his first book, @horrorinhaddon.bsky.social: youtu.be/-4Hif7X6OgI #Halloween #MichaelMyers #AuthorInterview

Happy October 1st! Let’s kick off Spooky Season the right way: Let me see your Halloween rankings

There’s definitely going to be some retcon issues us long time fans are going to have to find peace with, but this trailer is promising. I really hope Peacock puts some marketing muscle behind this one - could be just the jolt the series needs to get moving again.

Turning 42 today makes me realize that this is my last birthday where my new age will be one of the numbers from LOST. Yes, I am that much of a nerd. @damonlindelof.bsky.social

42 & 12 today. Still the best birthday present ever.

Rank these 7th films in horror franchises from Best to Worst:

Last night, I finished writing Book 2. Next up, editing & re-writes. Still a lot of work to do, but as of this morning, I’m super proud. I do think it’s some of my best writing to date. Excited to get it out to the world in 2027.

The Whisper Man wasted several really good performances on a script that told you everything you needed to know in the first act. I gave it 2.5 stars on Letterbox primarily because of the acting. Not one that I would recommend.

What’s next, Trump changing the name of Lake Erie to honor his deceased friend Jeff?

Update: I’m down to my last chapter to write on Book 2. Once it’s written, I’ll start editing & seeing how I can make the book better. To my podcaster, YouTuber & critic friends - let’s stay in touch. Things are happening quickly. Goal is to have this out in Spring of 2027

Hayden Panettiere, Dolly Parton, Michael Wright and Tim Curry have all died in the last 10 days. Such a gut punch. You can stop now 2026.

There will never be another Dolly Parton. Rest in peace Saint Dolly.

Unless someone unexpectedly reaches out to me, interviews are wrapped for Book 2. I have a little bit of writing left to do, but not much. I’m on track to have Book 2 published in Spring of 2027. Keep your eyes peeled.

My Dr informed me that we have my Graves Disease under control. All of my labs (except 1) are back in the normal range. I’m going to start taking less meds & hopefully when I go back in Oct, I’ll be in remission officially. Still dealing with the rheumatoid arthritis, but I’m feeling a lot better.

Nasty storm here in Cincinnati. Took out the left & right sides of my fence. Damages suck, but it could always be worse. Hope everyone is OK out there.

@markfrost.bsky.social Hey Mark! Wasn’t sure how to best contact you. Wanted to see if you would be open to a brief discussion soon, in regards to my next book. Hope all is well.

I just sat on a Zoom call with Jen Lynch for the last 2 hours. She knows her Dad was my favorite & I never got to meet him. She told me story after story about my favorite director. It was one of my best conversations ever. Parts of it will be published one day. Other parts are just for me.

Much like Michael Myers himself, “Haddonfield” has risen from the dead & is now back in the Top 50 on Amazon again. Spooky season must be approaching.

I’m starting to use Letterbox, several years after most of you already started. Trying to find familiar faces on there. boxd.it/f1vnD

Thanks to @andrewgrevas.com for an AWESOME video interview about his book “Horror in Haddonfield: Halloween’s Untold Stories!” Michael Myers fans, you will DEFINITELY want to listen to this one! wickedhorror.com/horror-news/...

Haddonfield is a few hundred copies away from going out of print. That’s wild. If you haven’t got your copy yet, I wouldn’t wait much longer. www.amazon.com/Horror-Haddo...

Going to get my hands checked out. My endocrinologist said it could be rheumatoid arthritis or carpal tunnel. Writing has been a pain lately but I’m still working. Big thing for me has been trying to keep a positive attitude, with the Graves Disease & now both hands making things difficult.

“This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within." #VaguePosting

People who know more about marketing than me have informed me that I should start promoting “Haddonfield” again. Going back on podcasts, trying to get more reviews & all the ways to get new eyes on the book from now through October. So, I shall - all while writing the next book.

Research question: Do you prefer reading long form interviews (like I did in Haddonfield) or when interviews from multiple people are spliced together in one chapter? I’m currently having a large debate with myself about this.

John Carpenter & Dean Cundey’s work together resulted in some of horror’s most atmospheric shots, that leaned into the genre’s visual past while also pushing it forward. Cundey would tell me of his love of 50s monster films that kickstarted his imagination in our interview for Horror in Haddonfield.

CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST. The version you've never seen. Ruggero Deodato’s cannibal classic Cannibal Holocaust is headed to theaters nationwide from Grindhouse Releasing in a newly restored special edition. Fully uncensored and restored in its native 16mm aspect ratio.

It might look like an average older home, but it’s recognizable to almost every horror fan of a certain age. Evil lived here. Photo courtesy of @underthefan119.bsky.social

I used to do this on Twitter, but that is pointless now. Is anyone hiring and/or accepting freelance pitches? I have been writing professionally for 20+ years, mostly about entertainment, especially about horror. Have experience writing reviews, doing interviews, red carpets, junkets, etc.

I think about this scene more than I probably should.

RIP Japanese film director and special effects artist Yoshihiro Nishimura. 💔

This warms my cold, dark horror heart — and not just because of a very kind personal shoutout from @sharai.bsky.social. The Shudder team when I was there felt like we had a mission, and it’s so lovely to hear that others felt it too.

25% off Memorial Day Sale! I have 15 paperback copies left of my first book, “Horror in Haddonfield” to sell. (Autographed if you want). DM if interested. US shipping only.