Wake Up and Open Your Eyes by Clay McLeod Chapman: A Masterclass in Horror Writing Bottom line? This is no horror novel for liberals. This is a social horror parable that examines the schism we are all experiencing. The cognitive dissonance at Thanksgiving dinners. Friends severing ties over political differences. … Wake Up and Open Your Eyes by Clay McLeod Chapman: A Masterclass in Horror WritingRead more
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Stephen Mark Rainey: Balancing Writing and Life
Stephen Mark Rainey: Balancing Writing and Life Introduction In the realm of horror and dark fantasy, few voices resonate as powerfully as that of Stephen Mark Rainey. With a prolific career spanning nearly four decades, Rainey has carved out a unique niche, blending chilling tales with profound emotional depth. His … Stephen Mark Rainey: Balancing Writing and LifeRead more
What Protects Our Heritage and Other Aberrations: A Unique Horror Collection Review
What Protects Our Heritage and Other Aberrations: A Unique Horror Collection Review Introduction In the realm of horror literature, the echoes of ancient folklore resonate through the shadows, drawing upon humanity’s primal fears and collective imagination. It is within this rich tapestry of tales that Icelandic author Villimey Mist weaves … What Protects Our Heritage and Other Aberrations: A Unique Horror Collection ReviewRead more
Festive Frights: A Trio of Must-See Horror Flicks
Festive Frights: A Trio of Must-See Horror Flicks Introduction The holiday season is often filled with joy, laughter, and cherished traditions, yet it also serves as a perfect backdrop for horror stories that evoke suspense and fear. In this review, Charlotte Bond sets her sights on three festive horror films, … Festive Frights: A Trio of Must-See Horror FlicksRead more
Best of 2024: Middle Grade Horror and Dark Fiction
Best of 2024: Middle Grade Horror and Dark Fiction Here are my top ticks for 2024, featuring my favourite Middle Grade horror and dark fiction titles. Due to my own YA Horror 400 almanac being published last June I read and reviewed less than in most other years. Nevertheless, there … Best of 2024: Middle Grade Horror and Dark FictionRead more
Resident Evil: Zombies of Christmas Past, A My Life In Horror Christmas Special
My Life In Horror Christmas Special Resident Evil: Zombies of Christmas Past The holiday season often evokes images of cozy family gatherings, festive decorations, and joyful celebrations. However, for some of us, this time of year intertwines with darker memories and unexpected delights. In this Christmas special, George Daniel Lee invites you to … Resident Evil: Zombies of Christmas Past, A My Life In Horror Christmas SpecialRead more
Jasper Bark: Draw You In 1: Collector’s Item
Jasper Bark: Draw You In 1: Collector’s Item Interview with Jasper Bark: The Mind Behind Draw You In In the world of horror fiction, Jasper Bark stands out as a uniquely talented voice. He seamlessly blends the realms of reality and fiction in his work. Jasper has released his latest … Jasper Bark: Draw You In 1: Collector’s ItemRead more
Young Adult Horror and Dark Fiction The Best of 2024
Young Adult Horror and Dark Fiction The Best of 2024 Introduction to the Best YA Horror Books of 2024 As the world of Young Adult literature continues to evolve, the genre of horror remains a powerful and captivating force. In 2024, a remarkable collection of YA horror books has emerged, … Young Adult Horror and Dark Fiction The Best of 2024Read more
Skeleton Warriors, The Rise and Fall of a Toyline Legacy
Skeleton Warriors, The Rise and Fall of a Toyline Legacy I’m endlessly fascinated by that work which likely should have struck a chord during the era it occurred, but for reasons outside of my understanding, never did. The toyline Skeleton Warriors hit toy shelves during the mid to lte 1990s, during an era … Skeleton Warriors, The Rise and Fall of a Toyline LegacyRead more
Angel’s Mass by M.G. Mason: A Gothic Tale of Monastic Mystery
At only 70 pages, Angel’s Mass is capable of being finished in a single devoted sitting and offers the perfect escapism for a rainy afternoon. With haunted characters and a foreboding aura, Mason’s novella proudly upholds the Gothic standards upon which it’s indebted, Angel’s Mass by M.G. Mason: A Gothic … Angel’s Mass by M.G. Mason: A Gothic Tale of Monastic MysteryRead more
The Soul Thief by S L Howe – Book Review
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 – … The Soul Thief by S L Howe – Book ReviewRead more
Y2K Movie Review: Horror Meets 90s Nostalgia
Y2K, A Horror Movie Review by George Wolf As the clock struck midnight on December 31, 1999, anticipation hung thick in the air. While many revelers welcomed the dawn of the 21st century with bubbling champagne and fireworks, others waited with bated breath for the catastrophic fallout of the Y2K … Y2K Movie Review: Horror Meets 90s NostalgiaRead more
Get Away Movie Review: Dark Humor Meets Horror
Get Away, A Horror Movie Review by Hope Madden In the realm of horror cinema, the balance between humor and fright can be a delicate dance. Enter Get Away, a film directed by Steffen Haars that takes audiences on a seemingly ordinary family getaway that spirals into a chilling confrontation … Get Away Movie Review: Dark Humor Meets HorrorRead more
Werewolves and Supermoon Chaos: Movie Review
Movie Review: Werewolves and Supermoon Chaos by Hope Madden Introduction In a thrilling twist on the classic horror genre, the film Werewolves presents a chaotic world where a supermoon transforms ordinary citizens into savage beasts. Directed by Steven C. Miller and penned by Matthew Kennedy, the story unfolds one year … Werewolves and Supermoon Chaos: Movie ReviewRead more
The Conception of Terror: A Modern Twist on Classic Tales
The Conception of Terror, A collection of four ghostly tales inspired by M. R. James. For many horror fans, A Ghost Story for Christmas is an essential part of the holiday season, and each series has been closely associated with MR James. The first BBC series, back in the 1970s, … The Conception of Terror: A Modern Twist on Classic TalesRead more