“Worried About” now available on Kindle Unlimited
If you're a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you can now read my short story "Worried About" for free! Click on the image below for a thrilling blast of horror and urban…
Creed II is this year’s Last Jedi
Creed II is a mess. It's also amazing. And infuriating. Much like Last Jedi, Creed II left me feeling frustrated when I left the theater. And like Last Jedi, there…
Halloween, Dracul, and “Horror Doesn’t Sell”
Want to scare a Horror writer? Forget knives and razor blades, try these three words: “Horror doesn’t sell.” I hear it all the time. From bloggers, from publishers, from total…
MINEFIRE: October’s Hot New Audio Drama
If you’re a fan of Preacher or Supernatural, get your headphones ready. A brand new audio drama called Minefire just hit iTunes and podcatchers everwhere. It follows Rob Circo, an…
Venom and the Secret to Great “Bad” Movies
Soon as the credits rolled on Venom, I turned to my buddy Vic and said what we were both thinking: "That sucked--beautifully." And it did. Despite committing countless storytelling sins,…
The Fourth Monkey by J.D. Barker
With Dracul hitting shelves this past week, I figured it was time to rip into J.D. Barker's thriller The Fourth Monkey. The book had been on my reading list ever…
Writer’s Police Academy – Handcuffing
In an effort to remember as much as I can from Writer's Police Academy, I'm blogging about handcuffing and other interesting stuff I've learned since landing in Green Bay. And,…
The Thanos Problem in Avengers Infinity War
For the most part I loved Avengers Infinity War. It did countless things right and despite being close to three hours long, it didn't bore me for a second. But…
I’m a RevPit Mentee!
Thrilled and honored to announce that my novel Bad Parts has been selected for this year's RevPit! For those who don't know, it's a contest that gives writers the opportunity…
BrandonMcNulty.com is under construction!
I'm moving the website to a new hosting site and switching to WordPress. Expect some layout changes in the near future, although the content of the site should remain the same.