George Daniel Lea’s Thirteen for Halloween tour reaches Medusa and the Gorgons, the monsters he met first in a childhood Ladybird book. He reads the Medusa myth through Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Ray Harryhausen’s Clash of the Titans, and asks how a creature built to terrify became a feminist icon.
Breeder (2026) Review: Dot-Marie Jones Puts a Man Out to Stud
Alex Goyette’s Breeder sends a broke geneticist to dinner with a dog breeder who thinks he would make the perfect stud. Hope Madden finds this dark comedy horror uncomfortable, smart and often funny, with Dot-Marie Jones giving a masterful performance that holds firm even when the third act falters.
Dani Soncasie’s Childhood Fears: The Monsters Gave Them Teeth
Dani Soncasie spent much of her childhood at Shriners Hospital for Children, afraid of being left behind and of being different. In this guest feature, she traces how those childhood fears in horror form found their way into Blood of the Forsaken, her vampire graphic novel about a family home that stops being safe.
Halloween Author Interrogation: Horror Authors in the Hot Seat
Horror authors spend all year dreaming up terrible fates, so Ginger Nuts of Horror asked them five daft questions for Halloween. [AUTHOR 1], [AUTHOR 2], [AUTHOR 3] and more reveal the cursed object they would keep, the ghost’s one complaint and the scene they would sell their soul to skip.
Strictly Come Dancing Horror Villains: Who Lifts the Glitterball?
What if Halloween week on Strictly Come Dancing booked the real thing? We cast ten horror villains, scored them out of 40 and sent them through the dance-off, from Michael Myers walking the quickstep to the M3GAN dance that wins the glitterball.
The Butcher of Nazareth: David Scott Hay’s Dark Gospel Flies With Black Crow Books!
David Scott Hay’s biblical horror novel follows a grieving butcher on the trail of the one child who escaped Herod’s Culling. Here is the lowdown on the new Black Crow Books edition, the literary horror press behind it, and what Mariana Enriquez, A.C. Wise and others make of it.
Arkham and Innsmouth Miniatures: ZombieMania’s Lovecraft Kickstarter
ZombieMania’s A Tale of Two Cities brings more than 400 Lovecraft STL miniatures to Kickstarter, from Arkham’s investigators to Innsmouth’s uneasy townsfolk. The cosmic horror Kickstarter offers 31mm files for personal use and closes on 3 November.
Baca’s Contract Graphic Novel: A Bacá Comes to Tennessee
MAS, an Iraq War veteran and former investigator, brings Bacá folklore horror to the page in a supernatural police procedural. The horror comic Kickstarter for Baca’s Contract runs until 12 November 2026, with print, digital and signed editions.
Dead Dawn and Silt Premiere: Aaron Jay Rome’s Double Bill
Aaron Jay Rome’s Dead Dawn and Silt open as a red carpet double feature at Lumière Cinema at the Music Hall on 7 November 2026. A pitch-black horror-comedy and a cosmic horror with Tommy Wiseau share a cast, a night and a pitch for indie horror distribution.
Ghosts of the Void by Jonathan Maberry Review: The Dead Fly One Last Time
Jonathan Maberry closes the NecroTek trilogy with Ghosts of the Void, a cosmic horror science fiction finale that sends ghost pilots against Lovecraft’s Mi-Go. Our 4-star verdict on a big-hearted Weird Tales war story whose best idea is the price its dead must pay.


