The Terror and Sacrifice of Chris Panatier’s Daytide

In the apocalypse of the mind, an angel chooses to stay. Review: “Daytide” by Chris Panatier—A … The Terror and Sacrifice of Chris Panatier’s DaytideRead more

Blood Memory: Stephen Graham Jones Reimagines the Vampire in The Buffalo Hunter Hunter

The vampire novel reconceived as Indigenous revenge story, historical autopsy, and unanswered prayer Blood Memory: Stephen … Blood Memory: Stephen Graham Jones Reimagines the Vampire in The Buffalo Hunter HunterRead more

You have to wonder at what point a suspicious death stops being a byproduct of old … The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre by Philip Fracassi: A ReviewRead more

Grady Hendrix’s Witchcraft for Wayward Girls: Horror Meets Empowerment Introduction Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady … Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady HendrixRead more

Let’s be honest, found footage is the most divisive genre in horror. Critics bemoan the shaky … Found Footage Fear: A Cinephile’s Defense of the Genre’s Best ScaresRead more

You can tell a lot about a place by what grows there. Not the showy stuff, … Gorse by Sam K. Horton Review: Where the Old Gods Grow Through StoneRead more

Distinguished Folk Horror author makes an intriguing change of direction There is limited horror on show … Saltwash by Andrew Michael Hurley: Deeply Moving FictionRead more

Herculine by Grace Byron is a Raw and Unforgettable Descent into Trans Horror There’s a particular, … Herculine by Grace Byron is a Raw and Unforgettable Descent into Trans HorrorRead more

The Fog by James Herbert celebrates its 50th anniversary with a brilliant reissue from Tor Nightfire. … James Herbert’s The Fog: My Childhood Terror StoryRead more