Blood in the Bricks: Urban Folk Horror That Crawls Out of the Pavement
Blood in the Bricks proves folk horror doesn't need fields or standing stones to unsettle you. Neil Williamson's anthology hauls the genre into the underground,... Read more.
Made for the Dark by John Llewellyn Probert Review: A Guided Tour Through Horror’s Twilight Zone
Probert’s voice operates like a genial host leading you through a darkened gallery, each story a new exhibit where the strange and the terrifying are presented... Read more.
Defensive Wounds by James Everington: A Collection That Changes You
Your home is safe. Your mind is not. James Everington has a habit of misplacing your expectations. (along with T shirts, yeah it still hurts James) His previous... Read more.
Drone by Dan Howarth Review: Rural Horror at Its Most Relentless
The sound is driving them mad. The silence is even worse. Dan Howarth writes with a specific kind of fury. It is the sound of a steamroller on asphalt, relentless... Read more.
Wretch Review: Eric LaRocca’s Grief Horror and the Reverse Haunting
A grieving husband, an urban legend, and a descent into unforgettable darkness. That doesn’t stop it packing a punch though; if there’s one thing you can rely... Read more.
Review: Does Terror Tales of Chaos Deliver the Frights?
Review: Does Terror Tales of Chaos Deliver the Frights? Edited by Paul Finch, the Terror Tales series is – and this isn’t because I wish to rub my age in anyone’s... Read more.
Bailfire and Brimstone by Raven Dane, Grimdark Gaelic Folklore: A Review
Honestly, you don’t see a Bodach Glas every day. Or a Sidh, for that matter. Raven Dane’s latest, Bailfire and Brimstone, isn’t just another fantasy novel,... Read more.
Book Review: Minute Men: Execute and Run by Lawrence C Connolly
it has its biomechanical finger on society’s most anxious pulse and the overall result is as high-octane as it is brimming with existential crises warned about... Read more.
This Way Lies Madness: When Horror Meets Mental Health
When Horror Meets Mental Health: This Way Lies Madness, edited by Dave Jeffery & Lee Murray A Horror Book Review by Benjamin Kurt Unsworth. From the very first... Read more.
Is Creature Feature Classics 1: Lycanthropy Worth Your Bite
Is Creature Feature Classics 1: Lycanthropy Worth Your Bite Snake Bite Books (www.snakebitebooks.com) is likely a press not many are familiar with, myself included... Read more.