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Shadows of Cathedral Lane: A Haunting Tale of Memories

Shadows of Cathedral Lane: A Haunting Tale of Memories

Shadows of Cathedral Lane: A Haunting Tale of Memories By M.G. Mason M.G. Mason Books; Available Now On Amazon Review by Damascus Mincemeyer Whether or not one believes in the existence of ghosts, we’re all haunted by them. If not literal spirits, than the memories of those dearly departed who’ve … Shadows of Cathedral Lane: A Haunting Tale of MemoriesRead more

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Black River Orchard: A Tale of a Small Town’s Ugliness

Black River Orchard: A Tale of a Small Town’s Ugliness

Black River Orchard by Chuck Wendig, A Tale of a Small Town’s Ugliness A Horror Book Review by Debra K. Every The ubiquitous apple. At once, wholesome and at the same time, ominous. ‘The apple of his eye.’ ‘An apple for the teacher.’ ‘An apple a day…’ There’s nothing more … Black River Orchard: A Tale of a Small Town’s UglinessRead more

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Insane Like Me (2022): A Supernatural Thriller Review

Insane Like Me (2022): A Supernatural Thriller Review

Insane Like Me (2022)  Written by Britt Bankhead and Chip Joslin Directed by Chip Joslin A supernatural thriller about a combat veteran, who returns home after a tour of duty overseas. He becomes the lead suspect in his girlfriend’s disappearance and is subsequently wrongly convicted and incarcerated. Nine years later … Insane Like Me (2022): A Supernatural Thriller ReviewRead more

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Jack the Ripper Horror Book Series dials up the Tension and Terror

Jack the Ripper Horror Book  Series dials up the Tension and Terror

Author Kevin Morris Returns Jack the Ripper to His Origins in “The Ripper Lives” By Gerard Edmund Snook IN THE TIMESPACE SINCE JACK THE RIPPER FIRST STRUCK FEAR INTO THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF VICTORIAN LONDON, the killer has been scrutinized from every angle, greatly diminishing his fear factor. “Naming … Jack the Ripper Horror Book Series dials up the Tension and TerrorRead more

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Supplication by Nour Abi-Nakoul: A Surreal and Captivating Tale

Supplication by Nour Abi-Nakoul: A Surreal and Captivating Tale

Supplication by Nour Abi-Nakoul: A Surreal and Captivating Tale A Book Review by Natalie Wall An unnamed woman wakes up in a sordid basement, tied to a chair, a strange man looming over her. Following a bloody escape, she emerges from her captivity into a strange, alienating, and nightmarish town. The … Supplication by Nour Abi-Nakoul: A Surreal and Captivating TaleRead more

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Bloodborne,  Nine Years of The Hunt, My Life in Horror

Bloodborne,  Nine Years of The Hunt, My Life in Horror

My Life In Horror: Bloodborne Nine Years of The Hunt by George Daniel Lea Nine years of The Hunt, nine years of fearing the Old Blood, nine years of Insight and terrible miracles, dreadful revelations and transcendent nightmares.  Nine years of Bloodborne.  At the time of writing, it barely seems credible that the game … Bloodborne,  Nine Years of The Hunt, My Life in HorrorRead more

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Natalie Wall

Natalie Wall

Natalie Wall is an English Literature PhD candidate from University of Liverpool UK where her research focuses on contemporary trauma literature, theory, and online reading communities. She has had previous creative writing published in Lumpen Journal and Bindweed Magazine as well as culture writing published in The Independent, Refinery29, i News, VICE UK and DAZED. … Natalie WallRead more

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Kill Your Lover: A Dark and Intimate Horror Movie Review

Kill Your Lover: A Dark and Intimate Horror Movie Review

Kill Your Lover, A Horror Movie Review by Brandon Thomas Kill Your Lover A couple’s once passionate relationship has become poisoned by resentment. As emotions boil over, he starts sprouting black veins and excreting an acidic liquid. His touch burns flesh, and a life-and-death battle ensues. Directors: Keir Siewert, Alix Austin Producers: Keir … Kill Your Lover: A Dark and Intimate Horror Movie ReviewRead more

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What Remains: A Haunting Tale of Murder and Co-dependency

What Remains: A Haunting Tale of Murder and Co-dependency

What Remains (2022)  Written by Megan Everett-Skarsgård and Ran Huang Directed by Ran Huang A Movie Review by Mark Walker At a Scandinavian psychiatric hospital, an uneasy triumvirate of multiple murderer Mads, therapist Anna, and policeman Soren, all have a vested interest in unearthing the truth, and a deepening co-dependency … What Remains: A Haunting Tale of Murder and Co-dependencyRead more

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Freakslaw: A Captivating Journey into Queer Horror Literature

Freakslaw: A Captivating Journey into Queer Horror Literature

Freakslaw by Jane Flett, a book review by Jim Mcleod In 2024, I’ve had the opportunity to explore more “queer” horror literature than any other year in my 16 years of reviewing the genre. It wasn’t a conscious decision on my part, but rather a fortuitous turn of events that led … Freakslaw: A Captivating Journey into Queer Horror LiteratureRead more

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Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay: A Sinister Ode to Cult Cinema

Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay: A Sinister Ode to Cult Cinema

Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay, a Horror Book Review by Tony Jones ‘Horror Movie’ is Paul Tremblay’s playful and sinister ode to obscure cult cinema and the flicks which seem forever out of reach I am a long term fan of Paul Tremblay and always look forward to what he might … Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay: A Sinister Ode to Cult CinemaRead more

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Paul Tremblay’s Horror Movie: A Post-Modernist Take on Lost Films

Paul Tremblay’s Horror Movie: A Post-Modernist Take on Lost Films

Paul Tremblay’s Horror Movie: A Post-Modernist Take on Lost Films Review by Anthony Watson Having skilfully deconstructed demonic possession, vampires and the end of the world (twice, sort of) in his previous novels, Paul Tremblay has now turned his post-modernist gaze to the trope of the lost and/or cursed film … Paul Tremblay’s Horror Movie: A Post-Modernist Take on Lost FilmsRead more