My Life In Horror: Bloodborne Nine Years of The Hunt by George Daniel Lea Nine years of The Hunt, nine years of fearing the Old Blood, nine years of Insight and terrible miracles, dreadful revelations and transcendent nightmares. Nine years of Bloodborne. At the time of writing, it barely seems credible that the game…
Natalie Wall is an English Literature PhD candidate from University of Liverpool UK where her research focuses on contemporary trauma literature, theory, and online reading communities. She has had previous creative writing published in Lumpen Journal and Bindweed Magazine as well as culture writing published in The Independent, Refinery29, i News, VICE UK and DAZED.…
Kill Your Lover, A Horror Movie Review by Brandon Thomas Kill Your Lover A couple’s once passionate relationship has become poisoned by resentment. As emotions boil over, he starts sprouting black veins and excreting an acidic liquid. His touch burns flesh, and a life-and-death battle ensues. Directors: Keir Siewert, Alix Austin Producers: Keir…
Folktale by Tony Evans Dark Holler Press; 139 Pages; Available now on Amazon Review by Damascus Mincemeyer Horror is a tree with many branches. The classics—Frankenstein, Dracula, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the Gothic graveness of Poe and M.R. James—serve as the trunk, and while each…
What Remains (2022) Written by Megan Everett-Skarsgård and Ran Huang Directed by Ran Huang A Movie Review by Mark Walker At a Scandinavian psychiatric hospital, an uneasy triumvirate of multiple murderer Mads, therapist Anna, and policeman Soren, all have a vested interest in unearthing the truth, and a deepening co-dependency…
Freakslaw by Jane Flett, a book review by Jim Mcleod In 2024, I’ve had the opportunity to explore more “queer” horror literature than any other year in my 16 years of reviewing the genre. It wasn’t a conscious decision on my part, but rather a fortuitous turn of events that led…
Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay, a Horror Book Review by Tony Jones ‘Horror Movie’ is Paul Tremblay’s playful and sinister ode to obscure cult cinema and the flicks which seem forever out of reach I am a long term fan of Paul Tremblay and always look forward to what he might…
Paul Tremblay’s Horror Movie: A Post-Modernist Take on Lost Films Review by Anthony Watson Having skilfully deconstructed demonic possession, vampires and the end of the world (twice, sort of) in his previous novels, Paul Tremblay has now turned his post-modernist gaze to the trope of the lost and/or cursed film…
Handling the Undead, A Horror Movie Review by George Wolf On a hot summer day in Oslo, the dead mysteriously awaken, and three families are thrown into chaos when their deceased loved ones come back to them. Who are they, and what do they want? Handling the Undead is a…
Trim Season, A Horror Movie Review by Hope Madden Trim Season A group of young people go to a remote marijuana farm where they hope to make quick cash, but they discover the location’s dark secrets and must try to escape the mountain on which they are trapped. Director: Ariel Vida…
The Extravaganza Eternia by Kristin Osani A Horror Book Review by Debra K. Every It’s hard to resist a circus and doubly hard to resist magic. Pair these elements with a murder mystery, and you’ve really got something. Kristin Osani’s fantasy novel, The Extravaganza Eternia, opens with a breathless introduction…
The Watchers A Horror Movie Review by Hope Madden Based on: The Watchers; by A. M. Shine A 28-year-old artist gets stranded in an expansive, untouched forest in western Ireland. Finding shelter, she unknowingly becomes trapped alongside three strangers who are stalked by mysterious creatures every night. Director: Ishana Night Shyamalan Distributed…
Small Town Horror by Ronald Malfi A Horror Book Review by Tony Jones In ‘Small Town Horror’ an unpunished crime resurfaces after twenty years with five old friends unable to escape their past Over the last decade or so Ronald Malfi has been on a seriously hot streak, this run…
What Hides in the Cupboards by Cassondra Windwalker , A Horror Book Review by Lionel Ray Green What Hides in the Cupboards is a powerful portrait of grief packaged perfectly in a modern gothic horror novel. Author Cassondra Windwalker delves into the fragile mind of her main character Hesper Dunn and…
Lionel Ray Green Lionel Ray Green is a horror and fantasy writer, award-winning newspaper journalist, and U.S. Army Gulf War veteran living in Alabama. Horror reviewer and interviewer. Ironically loves Bigfoot and hobbits and believes Babe is the greatest movie ever made. LINK:https://lionelraygreen.com/ The Heart and Soul of Horror Promotion Websites
