Jasper Bark: Draw You In 1: Collector’s Item Interview with Jasper Bark: The Mind Behind Draw You In In the world of horror fiction, Jasper Bark stands out as a uniquely talented voice. He seamlessly blends the realms of reality and fiction in his work. Jasper has released his latest … Jasper Bark: Draw You In 1: Collector’s ItemRead more
BOOK REVIEWS
Slaughter of the Damned: A New Horror Film to Watch in 2025
Introduction Get ready for a spine-chilling experience as we delve into the world of horror cinema with the upcoming British film “Slaughter of the Damned.” Set to hit screens in early 2025, this haunting tale transports viewers to a cursed farm nestled in the picturesque yet eerie rural English countryside. … Slaughter of the Damned: A New Horror Film to Watch in 2025Read more
Angel’s Mass by M.G. Mason: A Gothic Tale of Monastic Mystery
At only 70 pages, Angel’s Mass is capable of being finished in a single devoted sitting and offers the perfect escapism for a rainy afternoon. With haunted characters and a foreboding aura, Mason’s novella proudly upholds the Gothic standards upon which it’s indebted, Angel’s Mass by M.G. Mason: A Gothic … Angel’s Mass by M.G. Mason: A Gothic Tale of Monastic MysteryRead more
The Soul Thief by S L Howe – Book Review
The Soul Thief by S L Howe – Book Review If horror less reliant on blood and guts is the order of the day, ‘The Soul Thief’ will make a fine caller at your door. The end result, more than just page-turning, is the chocolate gateau of horror novels – … The Soul Thief by S L Howe – Book ReviewRead more
Top Horror Movies on VIZIO WatchFree+ This December
Top Horror Movies on VIZIO WatchFree+ This December Your friends from VIZIO left you a Pandora’s Box under the tree filled with all the most terrifying FREE titles sure to keep your heart racing this December! WatchFree+ will fill your season with shrieks of delight as you enjoy the chills … Top Horror Movies on VIZIO WatchFree+ This DecemberRead more
The Conception of Terror: A Modern Twist on Classic Tales
The Conception of Terror, A collection of four ghostly tales inspired by M. R. James. For many horror fans, A Ghost Story for Christmas is an essential part of the holiday season, and each series has been closely associated with MR James. The first BBC series, back in the 1970s, … The Conception of Terror: A Modern Twist on Classic TalesRead more
Not Born of Woman by Teel James Glenn: A New Take on Frankenstein’s Monster
Not Born of Woman by Teel James Glenn He writes every scene, every fight, as if seeing it through the lens of a camera. The writing is clear and succinct. The supernatural elements are, at times, frightening and at other times, sumptuously drawn. A Horror Book Review by Debra K. … Not Born of Woman by Teel James Glenn: A New Take on Frankenstein’s MonsterRead more
‘Feast While You Can’ by Mikaella Clements and Onjuli Datta: Queer Horror Unwrapped
Feast While You Can by Mikaella Clements and Onjuli Datta – Book Review The novel is unsettling, sexy, and poignant. The atmosphere of Cadenze is wonderfully rendered. It’s a small town that has a strange almost pride in its not-quite-backwards belief, where generational legacies relationships that loom over every interaction … ‘Feast While You Can’ by Mikaella Clements and Onjuli Datta: Queer Horror UnwrappedRead more
The Best Horror of the Year Vol 16, edited by Ellen Datlow
The Best Horror of the Year Vol 16, edited by Ellen Datlow Reviewed by Mario Guslandi Ellen Datlow is widely regarded as the most famous and prolific editor of horror anthologies in the world. Her name is so well-known that she requires no introduction. As is customary, her annual “Best … The Best Horror of the Year Vol 16, edited by Ellen DatlowRead more
Come Sing for the Harrowing by Dan Coxon – Book Review
Come Sing for the Harrowing by Dan Coxon – Book Review ‘Come Sing for the Harrowing’ is then a collection brimming with enjoyable sadness. Its execution is very candid, its guillotine blade polished after every slash, and the emotions are forever the number one priority. Even when events dip their … Come Sing for the Harrowing by Dan Coxon – Book ReviewRead more
Only the Broken Remain by Dan Coxon – Book Review
“you will get a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that you aren’t the only one who found those quaint villages populated by the likes of Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb to be way creepier than they let on. “ What is weird fiction, and when does weird … Only the Broken Remain by Dan Coxon – Book ReviewRead more
Dark and Lonely Water by Graeme Reynolds – Book Review
Dark and Lonely Water is an exciting creature feature that works on so many levels, hopefully marking the return of a writer who has once again realised that he is a great writer who needs to be more active on the writing front. I have missed reading Reynolds over these past … Dark and Lonely Water by Graeme Reynolds – Book ReviewRead more
Oops, I Killed My Boyfriend by Alana K. Drex & Billy Ray Middleton Jr.
Oops, I Killed My Boyfreind is a fast, fun, fulfilling read, infused with laugh-out-loud dark comic escapades, some unexpected horror hijinks, and a romantic journey that’s as surprisingly sweet as it is unorthodox. Oops, I Killed My Boyfriend by Alana K. Drex & Billy Ray Middleton Jr. 240 Pages; Available … Oops, I Killed My Boyfriend by Alana K. Drex & Billy Ray Middleton Jr.Read more
Ryan Barton-Grimley’s Psychological Horror Listen Carefully Festival Favorite Launches on Streaming Coming to Worldwide Digital HD December 16th
Ryan Barton-Grimley’s Psychological Horror Listen Carefully Festival Favorite Launches on Streaming Coming to Worldwide Digital HD December 16th “A darkly humorous, blood-soaked,nightmare-fueled, brain-jarring blast!” — Horror Fuel“Ryan Barton-Grimley’s aesthetic is not to be ignored.” — Film Threat“A tense feature that highlights the anxieties new parents feel.”— Horror Buzz When troubled assistant bank manager Andy … Ryan Barton-Grimley’s Psychological Horror Listen Carefully Festival Favorite Launches on Streaming Coming to Worldwide Digital HD December 16thRead more
Chuck Tingle – Bury Your Gays – Book Review
Elsewhere, we have what I’m coming to think of as the trademark Tingle style; effortless character work and world-building, a ruthlessly efficient and immediate pulp prose style that belies an impressive depth of storytelling in terms of concepts and themes, and a damn near visionary ability to speak directly to … Chuck Tingle – Bury Your Gays – Book ReviewRead more