The Vagrant is one of those movies that’s difficult to forget; its characters, dialogue and situations linger in your mind long after you’ve seen them. And, yet, somehow this bizarre and hilarious comic thriller was swiftly forgotten after its unceremonious release in the spring of 1992. Produced by comedy legend … The Vagrant: Remembering Bill Paxton in This Neglected Weird Horror GemRead more
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Good Boy (2022): A Disturbing Horror Film with a Twisted Secret
Good Boy (2022) The unsettling and mind-bending horror of Good Boy (2022), a film that starts off comedic but gradually evolves into a disturbing nightmare. Follow Sigrid as she navigates a relationship with Christian, who lives with a man who believes he is a dog. Experience the psychological terror and … Good Boy (2022): A Disturbing Horror Film with a Twisted SecretRead more
Meet the IT Technician Turned Horror Writer: Exploring Folk Horror and YA Fiction in Badgers Crossing
In this captivating interview, Paul Childs, a talented writer and IT Technician from Stockport, near Manchester, takes us on a journey into his creative world. By day, Paul fixes technology, but in his spare time, he immerses himself in a diverse range of passions, including writing, watching horror movies, playing … Meet the IT Technician Turned Horror Writer: Exploring Folk Horror and YA Fiction in Badgers CrossingRead more
“Fearful Implications” by Ramsey Campbell
Discover Ramsey Campbell’s latest collection of short stories, “Fearful Implications.” With 348 pages and 21 terrifying tales, it’s a must-read for horror fans.
Stories of the Eye Edited by Sam Richard and Joe Koch
an excellent collection of disparate voices screaming out through the agony and the ecstasy of creation. While a couple of stories left me with notes that simply read “I don’t get it” that is the beauty of a collection that explores the nature of art, and everyone will have a … Stories of the Eye Edited by Sam Richard and Joe KochRead more
“St Neith: A Thrilling Horror Novella of Alien Spiders and Teenage Friendship”
If you go down to the woods today, you’re in for a big surprise! And I don’t mean any teddy bear picnic. St Neith will leave you terrified and craving for more!” David Watkins returns with another thrilling horror novella that will leave readers on the edge of their seats. In … “St Neith: A Thrilling Horror Novella of Alien Spiders and Teenage Friendship”Read more
Epistolary Horror: Told in Despatches by Lee Murray
Discover the allure of epistolary horror, a genre that brings authenticity to storytelling by using letters, diaries, and other documents. Lee Murray explores this captivating form in her works, including her latest cosmic horror novella, Despatches. Don’t miss out on this outstanding historical horror experience.
The Drift by C.J. Tudor: A Gripping Thriller Trapped in the Snow
I admire CJ Tudor’s ability to maintain the reader’s investment in the story by raising questions at the end of every chapter. Despite its slow start, The Drift snowballs into a propulsive thriller. The Drift by C.J. Tudor A Horror Book Review by Ryan Tan In The Drift by C.J. … The Drift by C.J. Tudor: A Gripping Thriller Trapped in the SnowRead more
A Review of “Bait: A Badgers Crossing”
Discover the captivating world of Badgers Crossing in Paul Childs’ “Bait: A Badgers Crossing.” With supernatural elements and relatable characters, this novella promises an enchanting adventure. #supernaturalfiction #mustread
London Goring: Frightfest 2023
London Goring: Frightfest 2023 By David and Tara Court The August Bank Holiday can only mean one thing: hordes of ravenous horror fans descending on Leicester Square for the horror movie festival Frightfest, now in its 24th year. An eclectic mix of local and international films all fitting broadly under … London Goring: Frightfest 2023Read more
My Life in Horror: The Hellbound Chronicles
The Hellbound Chronicles is a special entry in our My Life in Horror series. A powerful and poignant entry from Kit Power and George Daniel Lea. However, it is also a celebration of a fantastic accomplishment from two of the best commentators on Horror. Kit and George were selected to … My Life in Horror: The Hellbound ChroniclesRead more
Book Review of ‘Those You Killed’ by Christopher Badcock: A Harrowing Tale of Addiction and the Supernatural”
At the end, however, the supernatural shenanigans, fraught with danger and entertaining as they are, pale to the authentic rigors of addiction and recovery, and it’s credit to Badcock’s engrossing skill that the fusion of the real and the fantastic come off as smoothly as they do. Those You Killed … Book Review of ‘Those You Killed’ by Christopher Badcock: A Harrowing Tale of Addiction and the Supernatural”Read more
Perpetrator, Horror Movie Review
Reeder’s interested in the way women are raised to disregard one another, to compete with each other, to be adored and consumed, sexualized, victimized and vilified. Her reaction to this environment amounts to a reclamation of blood. Perpetrator swims in blood and gore and humor and terror and feminism galore. Perpetrator Reckless … Perpetrator, Horror Movie ReviewRead more
Chad Gets The Axe (2022)
Chad gets the Axe is a fun swipe at social media popularity and the toxicity of the internet, with a modern-day satanic cult thrown in for good measure. While it is not overly scary and there is minimal gore, there are a couple of good jump scares, and the story … Chad Gets The Axe (2022)Read more
The Ebony Reef: Eco-Horror Teaser Leaves You with Cravings
Things are immediately askew in The Ebony Reef, from the weeping insect-infested eye of its cover—some porthole-made- flesh giving us our first glimpse of the infernal rig—to the impossibly scrambled messages in the crew training videos that kickstart this ghastly tale. The Ebony Reef: Eco-Horror Teaser Leaves You with Cravings, … The Ebony Reef: Eco-Horror Teaser Leaves You with CravingsRead more