Red Scream Magazine has ceased publication. Red Scream featured extreme dark fiction with no regard for popular sensibilities, articles that explored bizarre and controversial subjects, a focus on the odd, morbid and sexually perverse aspects of our culture from a horror/erotica point of view, and hot Goth chicks. Red Scream was Rue Morgue meets Village Voice meets Hunter S. Thompson meets a punk version of Hustler meets radical and subversive literature, with its own psychosexual bent and a machine gun Tarantino on acid style .
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