THE RACK II: Stories Inspired by Vintage Horror Paperbacks Step right up and spin the rack once more! Greymingling the lurid charm of 70s and 80s pulp horror with the talents of today’s masters, The Rack II is your ticket back to a golden age of terror. Edited by Bram Stoker Award-winner … Spin the Rack of Terror: Inside The Rack II, a New Anthology of Vintage HorrorRead more
BOOK REVIEWS
A Review of They Fear Not Men in the Woods by Gretchen McNeil, Will You Go Into The Woods Today?
McNeil delivers a relentless, creepy, and ultimately smart novel that celebrates its bold choices. If you’re ready for a story that respects the classics while fiercely carving its own path, you need to step into these woods. Just be prepared for what you might find there. Trust me, there is … A Review of They Fear Not Men in the Woods by Gretchen McNeil, Will You Go Into The Woods Today?Read more
Competition – Winter Haunts 2025 Presents a Chance to Win Two Full Event Tickets For a Packed Day of Ghost Stories and Gothic Fiction!
Competition – Winter Haunts 2025 Presents a Chance to Win Two Full Event Tickets For a Packed Day of Ghost Stories and Gothic Fiction! With winter on the horizon, our thoughts begin to turn to all things spooky and supernatural – and on November 15th WINTER HAUNTS is back once … Competition – Winter Haunts 2025 Presents a Chance to Win Two Full Event Tickets For a Packed Day of Ghost Stories and Gothic Fiction!Read more
House of Flies: Graham Masterton’s Ghostbusting Duo Returns in a Buzz-Worthy Nightmare
I have no idea how Masterton can keep churning out these outlandish plots with such frequency and even though some of the police dialogue and Cockney rhyme comes across as outdated and hammy, it was easy to get carried along by the incredulous plot. There is no rest for the … House of Flies: Graham Masterton’s Ghostbusting Duo Returns in a Buzz-Worthy NightmareRead more
A Review of Garth Marenghi’s This Bursted Earth: The Apocalypse Has Never Been So Absurdly Earnest
to not read This Bursted Earth is to live a life of quiet, un-burst normalcy. It is to stare at the sky and see only stars, blind to the terrifying, non-Catherine-wheel-related truth. It is to walk through a world ignorant of the Black Steeple and the moustachioed skeleton that hangs over us … A Review of Garth Marenghi’s This Bursted Earth: The Apocalypse Has Never Been So Absurdly EarnestRead more
It’s Not a Cult: Joey Batey’s Bold New Novel: Review
It’s Not a Cult: Joey Batey’s Bold New Novel: Review This odd novel will certainly not be to all tastes but is a love letter to those of us who love obscure music and not care whether their favourite band has a billion plays on Spotify. In fact, the lesser … It’s Not a Cult: Joey Batey’s Bold New Novel: ReviewRead more
How Will Future Technology Make Haunted Houses Scarier Than Ever?
How Will Future Technology Make Haunted Houses Scarier Than Ever? Haunted houses have come a long way over the years, and now you can find some highly convincing attractions that are guaranteed to scare you senseless. With actors in convincing costumes and twisted storylines, the real-world horror business is thriving. … How Will Future Technology Make Haunted Houses Scarier Than Ever?Read more
London Weird, Calling to the underworld, Come out of the cupboard, ya boys and girls
Ally Wilkes has crafted an essential volume for anyone who finds the city’s cheer a thin veneer over something ancient and hungry. Elvis Costello may not have wanted to go to Chelsea, but after reading London Weird, I don’t think I ever want to go to London again, as these pages … London Weird, Calling to the underworld, Come out of the cupboard, ya boys and girlsRead more
Book Review: The Night That Finds Us All – Is This Haunted Yacht Worth the Voyage?
Every storm had me feeling anxious; at each crisis, I was panicked. The situation grows rapidly worse, and real-world problems combine with the supernatural to create a vortex that engulfs all. As I said: gripping, dark and desperate as being lost on strange seas, far from safety and losing your … Book Review: The Night That Finds Us All – Is This Haunted Yacht Worth the Voyage?Read more
Gorse by Sam K. Horton Review: Where the Old Gods Grow Through Stone
You can tell a lot about a place by what grows there. Not the showy stuff, the gardens people plant with intention. I mean the weeds. The gorse that grips the hillside with roots like claws, the stuff that blooms yellow and smells of coconut and refuses to die no … Gorse by Sam K. Horton Review: Where the Old Gods Grow Through StoneRead more
King Sorrow by Joe Hill: A Genre-Defying Epic That’s Hard to Pick Up, But Impossible To Put Down
Finishing this book leaves you with a feeling of grateful exhaustion, like you’ve lived a whole other life alongside Arthur, Gwen, Colin, and the others. It’s a wild, genre-defying journey. King Sorrow is not just a good book; it is an experience. And in a world full of stories, that is … King Sorrow by Joe Hill: A Genre-Defying Epic That’s Hard to Pick Up, But Impossible To Put DownRead more
Surprise Mechanics Are Reshaping Games, Apps and the Way We Interact with Casino Systems
Why Surprise Mechanics Keep Users Hooked The concept of surprise has long been a driver in gaming engagement, from spinning reels to digital card packs. On https://onlinecasino-in-australia.com/, users looking for entertainment in Australia often gravitate toward systems that balance unpredictability with reward. That’s where “surprise mechanics” play their strongest hand, … Surprise Mechanics Are Reshaping Games, Apps and the Way We Interact with Casino SystemsRead more
Girl Dinner by Olivie Blake, Review: A Savory & Sinister Feast
In her electrifying new novel Girl Dinner, Olivie Blake serves a darkly satirical feast that dissects modern womanhood with a razor-sharp knife. Moving from the mystical hallways of Alexandrian Society to the sun-drenched, sinister world of a top-tier university sorority, Blake trades arcane magic for a more visceral, bloody power, delivering … Girl Dinner by Olivie Blake, Review: A Savory & Sinister FeastRead more
Strange Journey, The Story of Rocky Horror
Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment will be releasing Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror on DVD, Blu-ray and Digital from 20th October. A London theatre play evolves into a groundbreaking cult phenomenon, featuring iconic songs and performances that celebrate individuality. The legacy lives on through midnight screenings and a devoted following … Strange Journey, The Story of Rocky HorrorRead more
I was a Fashion School Serial Killer Volume 1
I was a Fashion School Serial Killer Volume 1 The simplicity of a panel with one or two props before the lens widens again. If you enjoy horror comics and are looking for a new read this year, check out I was a Fashion School Serial Killer by Doug Wagner … I was a Fashion School Serial Killer Volume 1Read more