Some stories don’t just want to be read. They want to be felt in your bones, a visceral tremor that resonates long after the last page. This is the unsettling territory of Yah Yah Scholfield’s debut, On Sundays She Picked Flowers. A Southern Gothic horror novel that’s equal parts bloody and lyrical, it … On Sundays She Picked Flowers by Yah Yah Scholfield, Review: Sapphic Horror & Generational TraumaRead more
Return to Silent Hill Ever notice how some towns just won’t let you go? Not the places you live, but the ones you visit in stories. They stick in your head like a bad dream you can’t shake. Silent Hill is one of those places. Started as pixels and polygons … Return to Silent Hill Review: Christophe Gans’ Video Game Misfire is 2026’s Biggest FlopRead 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
Review: The Rise by Alan Baxter – The Gulp Swallows Readers Whole Again The truly great fictional places, the ones that stick with you, aren’t just backdrops. They’re characters with their own pulse and their own dirty secrets. Think about it. Stephen King’s Maine isn’t just pine trees and lobster … Review: The Rise by Alan Baxter – The Gulp Swallows Readers Whole AgainRead more
Gambling streams and horror reviews are feeding the same appetite for suspense Once you start looking at how suspense works, horror and gambling suddenly feel like relatives rather than strangers. Both have exploded online because they promise the same thing a slow, tightening sense that something is about to happen … Gambling streams and horror reviews are feeding the same appetite for suspenseRead more
Tobias Reckermann’s Gloom & Glow Review: German Weird Fiction Untold Anyone interested in the small weird fiction community in Germany will likely have come across Tobias Reckermann’s name at some point. As the operator—or stoker, as he calls himself—for Whitetrain/Nighttrain, he gave many upcoming authors of the German weird a … Tobias Reckermann’s Gloom & Glow Review: German Weird Fiction UntoldRead more
The Most Terrifying Horror-Themed CS2 Skins Ever Created Counter-Strike 2 may be a competitive shooter at its core, but its cosmetic ecosystem has evolved into something far more expressive. Beyond flashy neon finishes and clean esports aesthetics, there exists a darker corner of the skin universe – one filled with … The Most Terrifying Horror-Themed CS2 Skins Ever CreatedRead more
Simone St. James has built a novel, brick by brick, that is rich in detail, thoughtful in depictions, and creative in plot. This is a writer who knows her business. A BOX FULL OF DARKNESS will stick with you for a long time. You know how old houses hold onto … A Box Full of Darkness Review: A Supernatural Cold Case Thriller by Simone St. JamesRead more
You know that story about the art teacher who told the kid he couldn’t draw? Jim Butcher’s origin is kind of like that, but with more wizardry and a decades-long grudge against a hat. It all started with a stubborn student and a bet against himself. See, a young Butcher … Inside Jim Butcher’s Craft: Dresden Files, Character Grief, and the “Horrid” Cats of Cinder SpiresRead more
Healing is Messy: A Review of Jim Butcher’s Twelve Months Let’s be honest, after a war, you don’t just get a weekend off. You get a long, hard year. That’s the brutal, brilliant pivot Jim Butcher makes in Twelve Months. Forget the “worst weekend” formula. This is about the 365 days after. … A Review of Jim Butcher’s Twelve Months, Healing is MessyRead more
She’s not just telling scary stories; she’s writing works of unease. She understands that the deepest fears are the ones that feel both foreign and familiar, the stranger in the woods, the lover in your bed who turns cruel, the ancient ritual in your modern town, the terrifying thought that … Itch! by Gemma Amor Review: A Folk Horror Novel of Trauma and TerrorRead more
Night Patrol Release date: 16 January 2026 Director: Ryan Prows Running time: 1h 44m Producers: Josh Goldbloom, James Harris, Keith Levine, David S. Goyer, Narineh Hacopian Night Patrol Review: When Vampire Cops and Social Horror Collide in a Genre-Blending Storm A Horror Movie Review by Hope Madden Crime drama, social commentary, action flick, vampire movie—Night Patrol bites off a … Night Patrol Review: When Vampire Cops and Social Horror Collide in a Genre-Blending StormRead more
Cosmic Horror 2026: Ronald Malfi’s The Hive Novel & the Shadows Over Innsmouth Anthology Have you ever noticed how the quiet after a storm feels heavier than the storm itself? The air is thick, charged. Like something’s been left behind, not just broken branches. That’s the feeling Titan Books is bottling this spring with … Cosmic Horror 2026: Ronald Malfi’s The Hive Novel & the Shadows Over Innsmouth AnthologyRead more
Maldoror In Belgium, the disappearance of two girls attracts media attention. Officer Paul Chartier joins a covert operation, but frustrated by police limitations, he pursues the case alone. Initial release: 3 September 2024 Director: Fabrice Du Welz Running time: 2h 35m Corruption has a taste, you know. Not metallic, but stale. Like old … Maldoror Review: Fabrice du Welz’s Belgium True Crime MisstepRead more
How to Spot a Good Deal in Banks and Gambling Platforms The art of sniffing out a ripper deal in banks and virtual casinos boils down to knowing when the fine print isn’t hiding a nasty surprise. Banks push sign-up bonuses and low-fee accounts, while gambling sites flaunt match deposits … Understanding Value Across Banking and Casino OffersRead more
