Horror-Fix Tells Our Story

Every so often, someone on the outside looks in and decides your work is worth carrying to their own readers. This week, that someone was Horror-Fix.

Horror-Fix has spent years covering the horror world for an audience that lives in it: films, creators, the odd corners of the genre that most places skip. The article, titled "From Dracula Masks to Gothic Metal: Midnight Cathedral Is Building a Vampire World of Its Own," covers the vampire mythology, the original gothic-metal music, the Victorian costumes and staged spectacle, the novel series underneath it, and the live production we're building toward a 2027 debut in Georgia. All of it, seen clearly, from the outside.

That's the part we're grateful for. Not the attention itself, but the care. Horror-Fix didn't skim a press blurb and move on. They read the world, understood what we're trying to build, and framed it the way we'd frame it ourselves: a band, yes, but also a whole world and a creative collective standing behind it.

If you've wondered what Midnight Cathedral actually is, an outsider's telling is a fair door to come in through ... and while you're there, the music that started it, Resurrection Night, and the books the world grew out of are a click away. The article also notes our creator's run in the Face of Halloween contest. There's a way to lend a free daily vote if you're so inclined!

So this one is simple. Thank you, Horror-Fix, for taking the time to look closely and carry the story forward. A door was held open for us, and we won't forget who held it.

Read the feature on Horror-Fix. Then step back through our own door and watch what comes next.

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