Izzy Torres 🔜 Megaplex

Unifursity deals with academic themes that would interest furries! Just in time for the latest Zootopia teaser, this inaugural episode discusses race in the original Zootopia. Our guest this week is @jino.dog traffic.libsyn.com/b902c3a4-242...

I used to work on this antho when managing Weasel Press: Dread~ Short #furry #horror fiction, meant to mimic the NoSleep Reddit or the stuff you see on Creepypasta. Was a fun project to work on. You can get the ebooks free at this link here: vagabondweasel.wordpress.com/free-books/

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Check these out! I did the cover art for some of these a while back!

Free Books Here you can find free Ebooks of some anthologies I’ve edited and books I’ve released. Most should come with a PDF and an EPUB but there are some instances were it’s just a PDF. W…

Typewriter Emergencies was an old e-zine I ran for a minute. 5 issues, all #furry, some issues had interviews, poetry, #furryfiction and art. You can find the free PDFs & EPUBs here: vagabondweasel.wordpress.com/free-books/

The New Neighbor Content Warning: Exhibitionism, Watersports, Bondage, Voyeurism, Furry

When a new muscled-horse stud moves in across the street, Nathan can't help but be the first fox to welcome him into the neighborhood. #furrywriting #nsfw izzytorres.substack.com/p/the-new-ne...

Found myself not able to sleep this morning so I popped on this film, Eyes (2015). It wasn't a bad film. A good one to watch at 3AM. Some of the scenes were perfectly lit. Give it a watch if you're interested. I found it on YouTube~

The cover of a book. It is a scene in a space station's dock where two men are sitting on blankets, a bear in a blue jumpsuit and a trucker cap and a rabbit wearing a suit with the jacket draped over his shoulder. They are looking out through a force field at the planet Jupiter. The title of the book is "Thorns" by "Roscoe G. Beetle." A space ship flies by in the background. The two men are sharing a cigarette back and forth.

#CoverReveal

Two men past their prime find connection in the other, for better and for worse.

I'm so glad to be able to share this BEAUTIFUL cover from @hackfurs.com who managed to capture the mood of the piece beautifully!

Watch @bewerebooks.bsky.social for Thorns, coming soon!

We are starting a short little series just on how werewolves touch on different aspects of identity, and we are starting with something personal to Howl, HIV! Co-hosting this miniseries is our producer, Rex Fenris, a big werewolf nerd himself! directory.libsyn.com/episode/inde...

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Linus serves as our devilish goat guide through a house of Carnage, & he has such sights to show you x3 Get your copy before Vol. 2 comes out next year! bewere.net/product.php?... #horror #lgbtq #furrywriting #furry #horrorwriting

Rush (Formerly Thirst) The start of a new novel?

He thought he was going over for a quick hook up, but he did not expect to be slaughtered by the end of the night. Read my prologue chapter to my novel "Rush!" #horror #furrywriting #minotaur #horrorcommunity #writingcommunity izzytorres.substack.com/p/thirst

As a next step toward detaching from Itchio, should that become necessary: My Self-Published E-books are now distributed by Fenris: www.bewere.net/order.php?s=...

Gonna be my preferred storefront from now on, I suspect.

Hollow-Hearted Werewolves, Jealousy, and temptation all in one night!

Do you want to see a sneak peak of Carnage Vol. 2? Take a look at my new story! Hollow-Hearted is going to be in the next collection~ With a werewolf on the prowl, Michael just needs to survive the night, but where is his husband? izzytorres.substack.com/p/hollow-hea... #horror #furrywriting

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We have a week left on voice actor auditions for our adult animated film!!! Who would YOU like to see in it? ;)

We have a new episode of Unifursity! In this one, Howl talks about what makes furry a "fandom" with the head of @furscience.bsky.social and the International Anthropomorphic Research Project, Nuka! Go listen here! directory.libsyn.com/episode/inde...

Premonition (2004) - I had seen this one before several years ago, but had forgotten it. This film was hauntingly sad, but really good. I'm glad I got to rediscover this one, now to get the huspup to watch it~ I had the DVD, I don't believe this one is on streaming.

Bottom Feeder (2007) - For what it was, this movie wasn't terrible. I popped it on while having my morning coffee and was surprised that it wasn't outright terrible. It's not the best, but worth a watch on a boring Sunday afternoon. Found on Screambox~

Thanks! Pontypool was a good one! I’ll check the rest out~

The Jolly Monkey (2025) - I went into this thinking it was going to be really bad. & while it was kind of bad, it was better than I expected. The supernatural aspects didn't really work for the film. I kind of wish they leaned into the slashery nature more. This can be rented on most platforms.

The Monkey (2025) - The death scenes were pretty outstanding in this film. It really leaned into horror comedy with how well the dialogue was written, how scenes were edited. It's one I wish I watched sooner. It can be rented on most platforms.

The Surrender (2025) - I didn't know what to expect with this movie, but I found it to be an overall creepy experience. Sifting through grief, memories not matching up to how one's parents actually are, and what lies on the other side, The Surrender is a surreal film. Found this on Shudder.

Bloodfeast (2016) - I liked the original (maybe get rid of the soundtrack as that was daunting). The remake however, felt like an overall better experience. It's not amazing, but worth a watch for a halloween marathon. Found this on Shudder.

To Fire You Come At Last (2023) - This film didn't need much to be effective. It maintained a general atmosphere of eerieness and the story kept me interested. I found this movie on Screambox.

Baby Blue (2023) - This movie was a little unhinged. I enjoyed the urban legend aspect of the film. A mysterious phone with a video, and if you watch it, you die. Found this on Tubi.

Please Don't Feed the Children (2025) - I wasn't quite sure what to expect with this one, but I was surprised that it was a moderately good movie. Kind of wish they expanded on the pandemic elements of it, but still worth a watch. Found on Tubi.

I Will Never Leave You Alone (2023) - This was an okay, low budget film. I feel like while some of the scenes were tense, I wasn't that interested in the story. If you're struggling to find something to watch, this isn't a bad option. Found on Tubi

Gravestone Park (2012) - I was disappointed in this one. A okay found footage film that mimics Grave Encounters. I like found footage, this one just didn't hit for me. Found on Tubi.

Terrified (2017) - The story here got a little convoluted, but I really loved this film. It was genuinely creepy. I found this one on Shudder.

The Red Suitcase (2023)- This was definitely a slow burn. Some people might get a little bored with it because of the pacing, but I really enjoyed this film. Recommended!
Found on Kanopy.

Looky-loo (2025)- Kinda creepy at times, but also fell a little flat. I felt like there were parts of the character that were never really played out, focusing more on the stalking/murder scenes. Watch if your curious~ I watched this on FoundTV. Not sure if it's anywere else.