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The Soul Thief by S L Howe – Book Review If horror less reliant on blood and guts is the order of the day, ‘The Soul Thief’ will make a fine caller at your door. The end result, more than just page-turning, is the chocolate gateau of horror novels – […]
Read moreSomething for everyone, but it will be triggering for some, especially those with recent, or deep relationships with grief. So, proceed with caution but, dare I say it, as upsetting as some of these tales can be, there is opportunity for catharsis and peace within them as well. Mark Walker […]
Read moreCheck out the profile page for Joe Ortlieb, one of the Ginger Nuts of Horror’s review team members. Somewhere along the river in Pennsylvania. Life is too short not to read. When you have 6 kids it’s nice to get lost in a good book. Sometimes I make things up. […]
Read moreLetting the Eldritch Seep is a bi-weekly celebration of those rare occasions when pop artists cornered the macabre and the bizarre in the corridors of the mainstream, and rubbed up against them until they became one wonderfully hideous freak of nature. bob freville Letting the Eldritch Seep: The Mondo Bizarro […]
Read moreThe Ginger Nuts of Horror Website brings you news of all of the free horror movies on Crackle In June. Download the Crackle app from your favourite app store for your mobile, tablet, smart TV, or watch online at Crackle.com! Check out all of these Free Horror Movies on Crackle Willy’s […]
Read moreGeorge Lea is an unfixed oddity that can occasionally be sighted wandering around the UK Midlands. Queer as a very queer thing. Following the publication of his first short story collection, Strange Playgrounds and Essential Atrocities, he found a home amongst Perpetual Motion Machine Publications/Ghoulish Books stable of queer writers […]
Read moreWilson’s schtick lacks some of the vibrance of the original film, partly because watching a pre-teen on a murder spree is simply more novel, shocking and funny than witnessing another angry teen on a rampage. It would have helped if the filmmakers tried a little harder to convince us Becky […]
Read moreMario Guslandi was born in Milan, Italy, where he currently lives. He became addicted to horror and supernatural fiction (too) many years ago, after accidentally reading a reprint anthology of stories by MR James, JS Le Fanu, Arthur Machen etc. Most likely the only Italian who regularly reads (and reviews) […]
Read moreRebecca Rowland is an American short dark fiction author and the curator of seven horror anthologies, including the best-sellers American Cannibal and Unburied: A Collection of Queer Dark Fiction. She delights in creeping about Ginger Nuts of Horror partly because it’s the one place her hair is a camouflage instead of a signal fire. […]
Read moreShe Came From The Woods – Summer Camp Slasher With Cara Buono (Stranger Things) and William Sadler – On Digital 26 June ‘Recaptures the essence of Friday the 13th’Dread Central ‘A consistently entertaining homage to summer-camp shockers’Rue Morgue Magazine The Ginger Nuts of Horror Website brings you news of the […]
Read moreBrandon Thomas works in Central Ohio’s prolific library industry. When not worrying about circulation related matters, Brandon is usually re-watching John Carpenter’s filmography for the 100th time or musing about Star Wars. He once tried to care about French new wave, but it didn’t stick. Brandon is also a Central Ohio Film […]
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