J.R. Blanes talks Southern Gothic horror, his devotion to Clive Barker, and the underrated gems that shaped his writing. From Portraits of Decay to Acascreamia, this is essential reading for horror fans.
Justin Dec on Sentry: A Horror Interview About Family and Fear
Justin Dec talks Sentry, family, fear and the pull of the unknown. Justin Dec | Interview … Justin Dec on Sentry: A Horror Interview About Family and FearRead more
The Clown: A Tribute to Tim Curry
Tim Curry brought the same wild ambiguity to Pennywise that powered The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue and his comic villains. This tribute looks at clown horror, the uncanny valley and the strange rhythm that made his performances funny, frightening and impossible to pin down.
Top 5 Most Volatile Synthetic Indices in the Market Today
What Are the Most Volatile Synthetic Indices? Synthetic indices are well-known for offering frequent price action … Top 5 Most Volatile Synthetic Indices in the Market TodayRead more
Hexy Beast by Avery Flynn: A Witch, a Werewolf and Spicy Rom-Com
Avery Flynn’s Hexy Beast throws a chaos witch and a grumpy werewolf alpha into a fated-mates bind, and the banter and spice deliver. This paranormal rom-com is the strongest Sherwood Witches book so far, held back only by a middle that loses its way in the woods.
Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison: Time Loop Horror at Its Sharpest
Rachel Harrison’s Kiss Slay Replay traps wedding guest Willa Sullivan in a time loop with a masked killer and her own regrets. Our review of 2026’s standout slasher explores how the Queen of Contemporary Horror turned anxiety itself into the monster.
She’s a Doll by Barbara Truelove: Killed by Politeness
Luna Gray reviews She’s a Doll by Barbara Truelove, a queer supernatural revenge horror about a young woman murdered by her own manners and reborn inside a haunted porcelain doll. It is a story built on consent, class, and rage as a motor function, published by Ezeekat Press. Brutal, morally unsettled, and unwilling to heal anyone.
Strange Is the Light by Sarah Maria Griffin: The Turn You Never Took
Sarah Maria Griffin turns a childhood game into cosmic horror in Strange Is the Light, set on Valentia Island. A five-star Irish gothic about friendship, betrayal, and a turn left unfinished for twenty years.
Corpse Creek and Fear Farm by Vincent Ralph: Two Frights, One Cursed Town
Vincent Ralph closes the Bleak Haven series with a matched pair that shares only a cursed town. Corpse Creek is a supernatural grief-horror; Fear Farm is a haunted-attraction slasher. We review both YA horror titles side by side, and both earn four stars for opposite reasons.
Cosmic Horror’s Underrated Reaches Far Beyond Lovecraft and King
Cosmic Horror’s Underrated Reaches Far Beyond Lovecraft and King Screen Rant recently identified eight underrated cosmic … Cosmic Horror’s Underrated Reaches Far Beyond Lovecraft and KingRead more