Inquisition
Here’s the interview that Mutantville did with us at Horrorfind. There’s so much more I could have said! I just don’t think very quickly on my feet. But at least it’s short.
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Not so bad
Champions of the weird off-beat raw underdog. Nothing wrong with that answer (luckily for a lot of us).
So great that you brought up Dellamorte Dellamore. A real classic.
“You’re supposed to be setting a good example, now will you get back to your coffin immediately!”