It is increasingly difficult to come up with new ways of saying "sketchy OMICS-wannabee grifters operating out of an apartment in Hyderabad"

Dear Mystery Author:
You should probably be aware that when you submit your literature review on “Benefits of Dream Work for the Dying”to a predatory publisher like Herald Scholarly Open Access Journals -- which is to say, three sketchy OMICS-wannabee grifters operating out of an apartment in Hyderabad -- they send it out to grumpy but unqualified strangers like me, so we can point and laugh at it.

I have watched "Jacob's Ladder", "Carnival of Souls", "Reeker", "Dead End", "Stay" and mumblety-mumble other examples of that whole "Incident at Owl Creek" genre of death-dream horror movie, but that is probably not the kind of "dream work for patients facing end of life" that you have in mind.

The possibility did come to mind that if Mystery Author is not greatly concerned about associating with scammers and fraudsters if he or she is sending the manuscript to a journal of Alternative, Complementary & Integrative Medicine.
The Herald barmpots are slightly more clear on the concept of "peer review" than when they scrounged for input from D.H. Kaye:

if you do not want to review this paper, kindly let us know your opinion on the same so that we can send you full length article

However, they failed to invite me to join the Prestigious Editorial Board:

As the one of eminent scientific personalities, we invite you to associate with us as an editor. We believe your association will help for the journal growth and development.

Insulted now.

It seems from the other domains staked out by Ashok Kumar that the Herald crew aspire to branch out from parasitical publishing to the more lucrative lurk of organisingparasiticalscamferences.