Tiny Threads brings together a psychological horror novel that deals with corporate greed, the fallout of gentrification, the marginalization of people of color, and the inherent misogyny in the fashion industry. Rivera summarizes it best. “The factories have been poisoning brown communities for decades while powerful men believe that their … Tiny Threads By Lilliam Rivera – Book reviewRead more
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Visceral Discoveries by Villimey Mist – Book Review
With work as potent and unique as this, fans seeking to quench their literary lustmörd will be thirsty for more the moment the book closes. Yet for once there’s nothing to fear: a companion tome is slated for release later in the fall and, like this compendium, it will surely … Visceral Discoveries by Villimey Mist – Book ReviewRead more
Bleeker Hill by Russell Mardell – Book Review
Bleeker Hill by Russell Mardell – Book Review At first glance, the cover of Bleeker Hill might lead you to believe it’s just another book you could pick up at Tesco, but don’t let appearances deceive you. This novel is a remarkable entry in the realm of self-publishing, and it … Bleeker Hill by Russell Mardell – Book ReviewRead more
The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Mardell – Book Review
Smartly plotted, with a dark and chilling narrative peppered with some sly and witty humour, The Knock-Knock Man deftly weaves police procedural with dark supernatural into an exceptional novel that will appeal to fans of both crime and horror. The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Mardell I was going to start this review … The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Mardell – Book ReviewRead more
The Europa Ascent by Patrick Loveland – Book Review
The Europa Ascent wastes no time in throwing the reader headlong into a breathtaking relentless battle for survival as creatures beyond our understanding overrun the station. The Europa Ascent by Patrick Loveland – Book Review Sometimes a book leaves you wanting more, and The Europa Ascent by Patrick Loveland is one of those … The Europa Ascent by Patrick Loveland – Book ReviewRead more
Too Many Eyes by Patrick Loveland – Book Review
Too Many Eyes by Patrick Loveland – Book Review Patrick Loveland is not here to dispense universal truths. He’s not here to wax philosophical on the nature of humanity, our place in the cosmos and our responsibilities as a species. He’s not here to ponder the meaning of life. Patrick Loveland … Too Many Eyes by Patrick Loveland – Book ReviewRead more
Looking Back and Looking Forward with Filmmaker Zack Parker
Zack Parker is an American director and screenwriter known for his low-budget, high-concept films that often explore unsettling themes. The New York Times referred to him as a “one-man Hollywood.” Recently, Parker celebrated the 10th anniversary of his thriller Proxy at the 2024 Nightmares Film Festival in Columbus, Ohio. The … Looking Back and Looking Forward with Filmmaker Zack ParkerRead more
How 2024 was THE year for Horror
How 2024 was THE year for Horror The horror movie genre has always thrived, gripping audiences because of its ability to blend fear with excitement. The thrilling experience of watching a horror movie is unmatched, especially during the Halloween season. In 2024, special effects created by modern technologies including CGI … How 2024 was THE year for Horror Read more
Vampires in BC by Keith Costelloe – Book Review
Vampires in BC is an interesting exploration of identity and what it means to be human. The vampire lore is steeped in tradition but also innovative and original. Despite a few hiccups, it is an enjoyable story and worth checking out. Vampires in BC by Keith Costelloe – Book Review … Vampires in BC by Keith Costelloe – Book ReviewRead more
Alexander Zelenyj – Beware us Flowers of the Annihilator
Alexander Zelenyj – Beware us Flowers of the Annihilator With hundreds of genre-bending short stories already published, Alexander Zelenyj repeatedly raises the bar to even greater heights Alexander Zelenyj – Beware us Flowers of the Annihilator How many short stories has Canada’s Alexander Zelenyj written? That is a very good … Alexander Zelenyj – Beware us Flowers of the AnnihilatorRead more
These Things That Walk Behind Me by David Surface – Book Review
The writing is crisp and confident and creates a real sense of atmosphere. Much of this is achieved by the use of sound; a subway suicide is heard, not seen in When the Circus; the hammering of the construction company in Little Gods to Live in Them and of the … These Things That Walk Behind Me by David Surface – Book ReviewRead more
Draw You in Vol 1: Collectors Item by Jasper Bark – Book Review
Bark deploys some jaw-dropping textual conceits, alongside some absolutely pitch perfect classic horror setpieces, to build a sense of dread on several levels. That feeling only escalates as the narrative builds to the Volume One climax, leaving this reader hungry to dive immediately into Volume Two. Draw You in Volume … Draw You in Vol 1: Collectors Item by Jasper Bark – Book ReviewRead more
Coup de Grâce by Sofia Ajram – Book Review
Coup de Grâce by Sofia Ajram, A Horror Book Review by Natalie Wall They are things too strange, too big, too impossible to understand, and so the protagonist doesn’t understand it and often doesn’t try. It feels like an apt genre to call on to explore mental illness in this … Coup de Grâce by Sofia Ajram – Book ReviewRead more
Dark Bloom by Molly Macabre – Book Review
Dark Bloom by Molly Macabre – Book Review It has been a long since I last read a “zombie” novel. I became completely and utterly burned out by what seemed like the easy way option for new authors and their debut novels. And to be fair, there are only so many ways … Dark Bloom by Molly Macabre – Book ReviewRead more
Change & Other Terrors by Jim Horlock – Book Review
Change & Other Terrors by Jim Horlock – Horror Book Review by Damascus Mincemeyer Quill & Crow Publishing; 184 Pages; Available Now on Amazo In an unstable and chaotic universe, the only constant is change. From the collapse of galaxies to the passing of seasons, the mutation of bacteria and … Change & Other Terrors by Jim Horlock – Book ReviewRead more