1. Greg, That's sad news indeed. I'm confident though that "Fear Zone" will be back in all its glory sometime in the near future, and I'll be waiting. Thanks for putting together a great site, Ron

Posted at 5:16 AM on December 04, 2009 by cellardweller

2. Really top notch site. One of the best. Kudos to Greg and all the writers involved. I have no doubt that this was only the first of the many lives that Fearzone will have.

Posted at 1:33 AM on December 14, 2009 by bloodmaster

3. Kudos for all you've done, Greg. Thanks for giving my column, "The State of the Genre," a home, and providing a stepping stone to writing the Internet Review of Science Fiction's first-ever monthly horror column.

Posted at 9:14 AM on December 14, 2009 by nkaufmann

4. Thanks, everyone. I'm just one cog in the Fear Zone machine; you all helped make the site what it is... was. I'm glad to see that so many columns, like Nick's "The State of the Genre," will continue on other sites and in other forms. Everybody have a safe and happy holiday season!

Posted at 11:45 AM on December 14, 2009 by greg-lamberson

5. ********************************************************* This was meant to be completely heartfelt and humous! No offense intended to women, men, dogs or Kittens, Intended Offense Magazine, writers, filmmakers. moviegoers, cops,turtles, Hollywood Business Evecutives, Joe Bob Briggs, Roy Frumkes,The Muppets,Marty Feldman, Larry Fine, Horace Pinker... *or the like. Bryan Layne ******************************************************* BLASPHEMY! Fear Zone was genuinely one of my favorite Internet horror publications to contribute to and I was proud to be a part of the whole concept, as a well as being co-workers to the prevalent adept contributors. The webmasters and designers were some of the best in the business (aside of Tennessee's Rich Howell of Tennesse and Marcus Mevans, but I digress!) Greg is a good friend and I promised him I had way too much work to contribute to such a publication. I did promise him three articles and just out of acquaintances and my own personable liability I offered him one more piece before I jumped ship. I have contracts and financially obligations that took up most of my time dealing with film journalist articles in print. I've always avoided the Internet like the plague, ever since college, but Lamberson was a pal- as well a a student of a great friend of mine-- Greg payed for me to do the artcles with an infant website! A true man amongst children! I will miss Lamberson... and my good friend I made from Fear Zone L.L. Soares (PS- I want my knife back and, after SIGNS, M. KNIGHT should retire!). Take care my friend Lauren! FEAR ZONE was a rare breed: Reviews of comics,books, reviews, music, films, book trailers, humor, interviews with renowned filmmakers, horror television reviews and updates, paranormal, and live readings by the authors themselves. Plus, lots-and-lots of sexy horror women with big personalities, eyes, tits and their general disdain to clothing! I will miss FEAR ZONE and most of all the people who put their all into everything that got posted here. It was part of my daily rotine, even though my work took off immensely before and after FEAR ZONE and had to abandon writing for them entirely, I always felt I let prople down by publiczing the site at varios radio shows and seminars. All in all, I missed beeing a minute part of a wonderful thing...especially with my own beliefs in the Internet. Best to Lamberson, my favorite posts I read on here on a daily basis (where makes me cringe when I realize I could have worded that sentence in a better matter.) And that FEAR ZONE contributing guy who Was there from the beginning responsible for writing that Chas.Balun, Eli Roth Tiny Timpone and Oderus Urungus interview was really somekind of a vulgar,no-talent hack who should be writing instructional-guides on how to put lamps together...what a hack! With all the horror websites out there for the entire world to search and find, I honestly stand by my opinion when I say I will miss Fear Zone and I adore a world where it is in it... an thriving world. A world where Fear Zone no longer exsists makes me debate about weather getting out of bed or turning on my coputer ever again... if it wasn't for PORN I bid a sad farewell to Faezone and hope sometihing (which I don't think can be accomplished) will be back in cyberspace very soon. Not what site will I add to my daily routine. Best to you and the fam. Thanks Greg, LL, the filmmakers who still have their feet on the ground that allowed me to spend time with them and get a poorly written interview conducted. The ones without there feet firmly plated on the ground... I have plans for a collections of articles that will make $BIG BUCKS$. Thanks again to all involved. Saddened, Bryan C. Layne *

Posted at 12:05 AM on January 04, 2010 by alan-thickedick