Stephen Volk The Good Unknown and other ghost stories – A Review Stephen Volk’s latest, a limited edition release from Tartarus Press, brings together ten ghost stories, running from short story to novella length. The collection takes in a range of voices and settings, from Dickensian England to the present … Stephen Volk The Good Unknown and Other ghost Stories – A ReviewRead more
Merciless Waters by Rae Knowles Brigids Gate Press ISBN: 9781957537702 126 pages A Horror Book Review by Justin Allec Rae Knowles’ second novella, Merciless Waters, stretches rusalka myths around a corrupting love triangle for a story of seafaring discovery and revenge. With writing both evocative and lush, Waters fabled voice … Merciless Waters by Rae Knowles – Horror Book ReviewRead more
Jigglyspot and the Zero Intellect by PD Alleva. Review by Tasha Schiedel I notice a lot of older books on the website we can comb through and choose from. Would it be helpful if we just assumed I am interested in the oldest ones to get them read and reviewed … Jigglyspot and the Zero Intellect by PD Alleva.Read more
It’s a long way to the top if you wanna rock and roll; well, AC/DC were close; after reading Polyphemus by Zachary Ashford, none of you will be under any mistake that it’s a road to hell if wanna get to the top of Rock and Roll. And by that, I don’t … Polyphemus by Zachary AshfordRead more
Killer Jobs: Photographer. For most of us, our jobs are a means to an end, providing us with money to buy a whole load of horror-related stuff. Our enjoyment of the job varies from loving it to tolerating it to flat-out hating it. But how much better off would you … Killer Jobs: The Top 3 Photographer Jobs in HorrorRead more
Ghosts of the Void Spending the night in her car, a newly homeless woman struggles with exhaustion, her crumbling marriage and the threat of mysterious, masked strangers. Director: Jason Miller A Horror Movie Review by Christie Robb Jason Miller’s directorial debut Ghosts of the Void is successfully unsettling. Jen (Tedra Millan, Daddy’s Girl) is … Ghosts of the Void – Horror Movie ReviewRead more
It’s a Wonderful Knife Winnie’s life is less than wonderful one year after saving her town from a psychotic killer on Christmas Eve. When she wishes she was never born, she finds herself magically transported to a nightmarish parallel universe. With the murderous maniac now back, she must team up … It’s a Wonderful Knife – Horror Movie ReviewRead more
Everybody Dies by The End (2022) Written by Ian Tripp Directed by Ian Tripp and Ryan Schafer Review by: Mark Walker A documentary crew follows cult classic horror director, Alfred Costella, as he makes his final film – An all practical masterpiece…with a dark twist. (IMDB) Alfred Costella (Vinny Curran) … Everybody Dies by The End (2022) Read more
A SALMONWEIRD SLEIGHING By M.G. MASON M.G. Mason Books; Available Now On Amazon Review by Damascus Mincemeyer Greetings! We at the British Board of Tourism welcome you to the wonderful seaside hamlet of Salmonweir. Here on the lovely windswept southwestern Cornish coast, you will have the time of your life visiting … A SALMONWEIRD SLEIGHING By M.G. MASONRead more
The Sun is a Circle Meant for Serving: P.W. Feutz Review by Carmilla Voiez I am amazed by how much Feutz managed to pack into a 91-page novella while still achieving the right balance between showing and telling. The protagonist, Katrin, is a filmmaker, and not a particularly successful one. … The Sun is a Circle Meant for Serving by P.W. FeutzRead more
Exploring The Labyrinth In this series, I will be reading every Brian Keene fiction book that has been published (and is still available in print), and then producing an essay on it. With the exception of Girl On The Glider, these essays will be based upon a first read of … Exploring The Labyrinth : Clickers IIIRead more
Horror Feature – The Film That Made M – Kevin Bachar Takes a Bite at Jaws I’ve read hundreds of books, and probably seen thousands of movies, but the one that stands out among them all is a little thriller/horror film you might have seen called Jaws. Now, there is … Horror Feature – Kevin Bachar Takes a Bite at JawsRead more
Horror Battles: Scream (1981) vs Scream (1996) Have you ever been talking about a film with someone, and it becomes clear that you are talking about a different film? Confusing everyone involved. It can sometimes be confusing when two films that have the same name. The most infamous being the … Horror Battles : Scream (1981) vs Scream (1996)Read more
BOOK REVIEW: Salmonweird by M.G. Mason MG Mason Books; Available Now On Amazon Review By Damascus Mincemeyer Since time immemorial humans from every civilization and have been fascinated with what lies past this mortal coil. It’s the Eternal Mystery: once we exhale that final breath, is there only the dark … Salmonweird by M.G. MasonRead more
I wanted to write about the dehumanization of people who are different and about the oppression of conformity. I wanted to write about a shapeshifting fey monster that was mysterious, intimidating, and dangerous, but I wanted most of the evil in the story to come from human beings— the same … Briar Ripley Page, Strangers With Faces You KnowRead more
