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Wake Up and Open Your Eyes by Clay McLeod Chapman: A Masterclass in Horror Writing Bottom line? This is no horror novel for liberals. This is a social horror parable that examines the schism we are all experiencing. The cognitive dissonance at Thanksgiving dinners. Friends severing ties over political differences. […]
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Read moreStephen Mark Rainey: Balancing Writing and Life Introduction In the realm of horror and dark fantasy, few voices resonate as powerfully as that of Stephen Mark Rainey. With a prolific career spanning nearly four decades, Rainey has carved out a unique niche, blending chilling tales with profound emotional depth. His […]
Read moreMust-Read A Trio of Books from Titan Books In this article, we delve into three remarkable works that embody the creativity and depth of contemporary fiction. Ai Jiang offers a haunting tale of rebellion against oppression in A Palace Near the Wind. Jedediah Berry intricately explores language in The Naming […]
Read moreWhat Protects Our Heritage and Other Aberrations: A Unique Horror Collection Review Introduction In the realm of horror literature, the echoes of ancient folklore resonate through the shadows, drawing upon humanity’s primal fears and collective imagination. It is within this rich tapestry of tales that Icelandic author Villimey Mist weaves […]
Read moreJosh Winning masterfully controls the story’s pacing, balancing moments of calm with sudden bursts of terror. The narrative is punctuated with frequent jump scares and unexpected twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats. This dynamic pacing maintains the tension and mirrors the erratic and unpredictable nature of […]
Read moreThe Damned: A Chilling Thriller Premiering in 2025 The Damned, an ominous and chilling thriller, follows Eve and her crew as they come across a shipwreck. Consequently, they face the moral dilemma to either help or prioritize their own survival. Vertical has announced a new release date. The Damned, Thordur […]
Read moreIn the Year of the Werewolf, We Look at Some of the More Novel Deployments of the Beast This year and, to a lesser extent, next year look to be big for werewolves and wolf-men on the big screen. We kicked off this year with Cocaine Werewolf. Next came Kit […]
Read moreFestive Frights: A Trio of Must-See Horror Flicks Introduction The holiday season is often filled with joy, laughter, and cherished traditions, yet it also serves as a perfect backdrop for horror stories that evoke suspense and fear. In this review, Charlotte Bond sets her sights on three festive horror films, […]
Read moreThe White Reindeer: A tale whispered only to you. Introduction by Jim Mcleod As winter descends and blankets the landscape in a tranquil yet chilling embrace, Erik Blomberg’s 1952 cinematic masterpiece The White Reindeer comes alive, pulling us into a haunting fable filled with both beauty and darkness. This film, […]
Read moreBest of 2024: Middle Grade Horror and Dark Fiction Here are my top ticks for 2024, featuring my favourite Middle Grade horror and dark fiction titles. Due to my own YA Horror 400 almanac being published last June I read and reviewed less than in most other years. Nevertheless, there […]
Read moreMy Life In Horror Christmas Special Resident Evil: Zombies of Christmas Past The holiday season often evokes images of cozy family gatherings, festive decorations, and joyful celebrations. However, for some of us, this time of year intertwines with darker memories and unexpected delights. In this Christmas special, George Daniel Lee invites you to […]
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