Centering in on the Unseen by Todd Brown What happens when horror stops looking for...
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Herculine by Grace Byron is a Raw and Unforgettable Descent into Trans Horror There’s a...
The Fog by James Herbert celebrates its 50th anniversary with a brilliant reissue from Tor...
A Definitive Spell: Why That Very Witch Is Essential Reading for Horror Fans and Feminists Alike That...
readers are left grappling with the harsh realities of privilege, power, and the consequences of...
The Originals Rage by David Watkins: Howling Good Finish But it’s not all blood and...
Beauty Horror: the gore-geous fairy tale micro-genre The Substance (Coralie Fargeat, 2024) and The Ugly...
Play Nice by Rachel Harrison: More Than Just a Ghost Story This is what draws...
Colm Field Pays a Visit to Uncle Zeedie Please tell the readers a little bit...
LaRocca isn’t done with the town of Burnt Sparrow yet and despite spending most of...
How The Captive by Kit Burgoyne Blends Spooky Scares and Sharp Satire The Captive is an...
Horror Book Review: A Hodgepodge of Horror by Tony Evans Dark Holler Press, 181 Pages,...
The Possession of Alba Díaz: A New Take on Possession Stories The book deals with...
Juno Guadalupe is Looking for The Lights of Greyfare Please tell the readers a little...
Anthony Ryan’s The Feeding and the Art of Post-Apocalyptic Terror A Horror Book Review by Jim Mcleod...