Melissa founded HGL and is a Texas-based editor, writer, podcast host, and Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic with more than a decade of experience in entertainment media. In addition to HGL, she is a Senior Editor at CBR and has contributed to other publications. She has also served as an official film judge for the Women in Horror Film Festival and the FEARnyc Horror Film Festival.
As well as writing for Horror Geek Life, Corey contributes to Slackjawpunks.com, TheActionElite.com, HorrorNews.net, and KungFuMagazine.com. His work has appeared in print magazines Kung Fu Tai Chi, LunchMeat VHS, and Exploitation Nation. He contributed heavily to the book The Good, The Tough, and The Deadly: Action Movies and Stars 1960-Present, released by Schiffer Publishing in 2016. He has also worked as a publicist and continues to do so for heavy metal icon Jon-Mikl Thor.
Jeff is a horror and sci-fi movie buff and has had the pleasure of interviewing many fan-favorite actors, actresses, and filmmakers from both genres over the years.
Stephen is a massive horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and action movie geek. He has watched the worst of the worst and the best of the best. He's an avid horror & sci-fi book/comic reader, gamer, musician, and podcaster. He co-founded and co-hosts Motion Picture Meltdown (movie-roasting podcast since 2009) and The Curly Mustache Podcast (villains comparison podcast since 2019), all part of the United Cypher Podcast Network. He's an experienced copywriter and has previously been a contributing writer for the gaming website ResumePlay and BleacherReport.
Sean is a devout data hoarder, CD collector, and purveyor of weird things. When he's not scouring the depths for the odd and macabre, he's usually playing video games, trying to learn Blender, and subsisting on coffee and protein bars. He also knows how to "get things."
Kyle is an avid player of video games, watcher of movies, reader of comics, and collector of collectibles. He is a rookie cosplayer and enjoys making props based on video games and movies. His Funko collection is far bigger than he cares to admit.