Cryptic Rock

Cryptic Rock Magazine is a digital entertainment magazine covering a broad range of music and film. Established over a decade, Cryptic Rock has in-depth music reviews, film reviews, retrospective reviews, interviews, and live concert photography/reviews.

Winchester (Movie Review)

Connor WarrinerConnor WarrinerFebruary 6, 2018

There is a fine line that one walks when they set out to create a film based on a true story. On one hand, some level of artistic liberty must be taken with the reality of the story in order to make a film with ... Read More

Still/Born (Movie Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueFebruary 5, 2018

Why does everyone always doubt the mother? Don’t they always say that mother knows best? Well, mommy has gone a little mad in Still/Born, the latest Horror/Thriller from the good folks over at Vertical Entertainment, and it arrives to select theaters, as well as On ... Read More

Ezra Furman – Transangelic Exodus (Album Review)

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaFebruary 5, 2018

Many music detractors always focus on the downside of the current technological advancement’s effects on the whole music business, failing to give light on its positive impact on countless struggling and hardworking artists around the world. One of such advantages of technology is that many ... Read More

Inoperable (Movie Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueFebruary 5, 2018

Get ready to live life on horrifying repeat within the deadly halls of Bay General Hospital, trapped inside the newest Horror offering Inoperable, which arrives on DVD, as well as VOD and Digital HD platforms, on Tuesday, February 6, 2018, thanks to Zorya Films and ... Read More

The Wombats – Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life (Album Review)

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaFebruary 5, 2018

In late 2007, The Wombats glided into the forefront of the international Indie Rock dancefloor via their compelling and eye-catching single “Let’s Dance to Joy Division.” The instant success of the track, which was included in the English band’s debut album, that same year’s A ... Read More

The Serpent and the Rainbow – Casting Doubts For 30 Years

Misty WallaceMisty WallaceFebruary 5, 2018

“In the legends of Voodoo, the Serpent is a symbol of Earth. The Rainbow is a symbol of Heaven. Between the two, all creatures must live and die. But because he has a soul, Man can be trapped in a terrible place where death is ... Read More

Cryptic Rock

Winchester (Movie Review)

Still/Born (Movie Review)

Ezra Furman – Transangelic Exodus (Album Review)

Inoperable (Movie Review)

The Wombats – Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life (Album Review)

The Serpent and the Rainbow – Casting Doubts For 30 Years

Winchester (Movie Review)

Still/Born (Movie Review)

Ezra Furman – Transangelic Exodus (Album Review)

Inoperable (Movie Review)

The Wombats – Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life (Album Review)

The Serpent and the Rainbow – Casting Doubts For 30 Years

Bastille – Doom Days (Album Review)

Driven (Movie Review)

Daughter of the Wolf (Movie Review)