In a genre often obsessed with youth, A.G. Slatter’s latest novel, A Forest, Darkly, offers a refreshing and powerful shift. Set in her acclaimed, bewitching Gothic Sourdough universe, this dark fantasy introduces us to Mehrab, a blunt, grumpy, and deeply compelling witch in her fifties who has retreated from the world … A Forest, Darkly, The Witch in the Woods Gets a Voice: A.G. Slatter on Menopause, Monsters, and A Feminist Gothic FantasyRead more
The real horror isn’t the monster under the bed, it’s that most movie couples are utterly, soul-crushingly boring Predictable. Safe. Dull. You can keep your meet-cutes and grand gestures at the airport. Real romance, the kind that leaves a mark, often lives in the shadows. It thrives in the places … Bloody Valentines: Ranking Horror’s Most Macabre Romances for the Truly Twisted CoupleRead more
Can three Shetland witches armed with folklore and sisterhood stop a Greek Fate from getting her shears back? The Shetland Witch by Kate Macdonald: Unearthing Magic in Scotland’s Northern Isles The figure of the witch has haunted the human imagination for millennia, evolving from the formidable sorceresses of classical literature … The Shetland Witch by Kate Macdonald: Unearthing Magic in Scotland’s Northern IslesRead more
Shannon Knight, author of Grave Cold, unleashes a unique predator in Catamorphosis—where the most terrifying transformation begins after death. In the shadowy realm where body horror meets a tale of visceral revenge, Shannon Knight’s upcoming novel Catamorphosis (2026) introduces a transformation unlike any other. From the acclaimed author of Grave Cold and Dead Energy comes a story that … Catamorphosis by Shannon Knight Cover RevealRead more
Skittering in the Dark, That Noise in Your House Isn’t the Pipes Ever notice howaa the house sounds different at night? You know the ones. Not the regular creaks, the other noises. The ones that don’t fit. That’s where Bradyn Harrison’s “Skittering in the Dark” lives, in that space between … Skittering in the Dark, That Noise in Your House Isn’t the PipesRead more
Mackenzie Crook: Weaving Gentle Spells as Folk Horror’s Modern Gatekeeper for Children In the landscape of British television, a quiet but profound magic is at work. An unusual gateway is opening for a new generation, not through terrifying films or eerie novels, but through the gentle, whimsical, and deeply heartfelt … Mackenzie Crook: Weaving Gentle Spells as Folk Horror’s Modern Gatekeeper for ChildrenRead more
Your 2026 Nightmare Fuel: Horror Novels You Need to Read Ready to pre-order your 2026 nightmares? This is just the beginning. To call 2026 a good year for horror would be an understatement; it is a watershed moment, a genre-wide renaissance. We are witnessing the culmination of a seismic shift, … Your 2026 Nightmare Fuel: Horror Novels You Need to ReadRead more
They say horror is about monsters. Ghosts, vampires, things with too many teeth. They are wrong, of course. The best horror, the kind that sticks to your ribs and follows you into a dark room, is about the monsters we already know. Grief. Guilt. Obsession. The terrifying architecture of a … The Way It Haunted Him and the The Red Sacrament: Your 2026 Horror Preview from Titan BooksRead more
Beyond the Apron Strings: Sarah Langan’s Trad Wife and the Horror of Perfection You know that feeling, right? The one where you’re scrolling, and everything looks so perfect it starts to feel like a threat. That’s where Sarah Langan lives. She doesn’t just write horror; she dissects the quiet, screaming dread already … Beyond the Apron Strings: Sarah Langan’s Trad Wife and the Horror of PerfectionRead more
From Mutant League to Blood Bowl: A Brief History of Sports-Horror When the adrenaline of competition meets the grotesque, a strange kind of magic happens. Sports-horror, where rules, rivalries, and the undead collide, carves out a weird, delightful niche that has fascinated gamers, TV viewers, and tabletop enthusiasts for decades. … From Mutant League to Blood Bowl: A Brief History of Sports-HorrorRead more
What Horror Themes Could Inspire Jili Games’ Next Titles? Horror has long captivated audiences across every creative industry. Whether through the blood-soaked thrills of cinema, the creeping dread of literary fiction, or the immersive terror of modern video games, the genre continues to evolve while maintaining a powerful emotional grip. … What Horror Themes Could Inspire Jili Games’ Next Titles?Read more
Vampires, Mummies, and… Jackpots? Ranking the Best Classic Monster Art in Casual Games From Pac-Man’s ghosts to Castlevania’s vampires, monsters have haunted games since day one. As graphics improved, so did their style, shifting from simple sprites to full-blown characters that are spooky, funny, or just plain cool. Casual games … Vampires, Mummies, and… Jackpots? Ranking the Best Classic Monster Art in Casual GamesRead more
Horror Not Hate: An anti-fascist, anti-hate anthology of horror comics and art supporting LGBTQIA+ and Immigrant rights! Horror Not Hate is a strike back against all this. Slow Feet Comics has brought a collection of diverse talent from both the comics world, and the greater arts and entertainment world at large, together in … Horror Not Hate: An anti-fascist, anti-hate anthology of horror comics and art supporting LGBTQIA+ and Immigrant rights!Read more
Horror Games on the Bigger Stage Horror games have always felt cinematic. They’ve got the tension, the pacing, and the atmosphere. So it makes sense that filmmakers and developers keep trying to expand these worlds beyond consoles. The results aren’t always pretty, but the genre refuses to be limited. Werewolves … Horror Games on the Bigger StageRead more
It hits you in the oddest moments. A familiar Rush song playing, and suddenly your brain latches onto a weird, sticky question. What if a guardian angel just…clocked out? Not a grand rebellion, just a quiet exit. That’s where this began for Del Suede. A stray thought during “Working Them … No Place For Evil: A Guardian Angel Horror Novel Inspired by Rush by Del SuedeRead more
