True Crime Studies: Black Dahlia Avenger, it’s more blind accusation than actual theory
Why are there so many books about the Black Dahlia? Every couple of years brings a new one to…
Book Reviews
Eldritch tomes? Thrillers? We cover the best in horror books.
Song for the Unraveling of the World: A Book Review
Brian Evenson’s most recent collection, Song for the Unraveling of the World, illuminates the apocalyptic and dread. Evil encompasses…
Burn Our Bodies Down: Beware the Corn
The one word I would use to describe Rory Power’s sophomore novel, Burn Our Bodies Down, is bizarre. There’s…
Graphic Content #5
Welcome back to Graphic Content. There was a mix-up in numbering last time, but I can assure you that…
It Came From the Multiplex: Horror and Nostalgia
I wasn’t alive in the 1980s, but I love reading books set in the time period. There’s just something…
“Dinner” by Cesar Aira
Part horror story, part fable, this novella follows the story of Pringles, Argentina. A middle-aged bachelor and his mother…
The Easton Falls Massacre: Bigfoot’s Revenge review
I knew about two pages in that The Easton Falls Massacre was going to be something special. You never…
Graphic Content #4
Welcome back to Haunted MTL’s ongoing horror comic review feature, Graphic Content. In our fourth installment, we’ll be keeping up…
True Crime Studies: Columbine by Dave Cullen
Incredibly vivid, heavily detailed, brilliantly written and fast-paced, Columbine is one of the best true crime books I’ve ever…
Tender is the Flesh: Capitalistic Cannibalism
Delicious AND nutritious.
“Waste” by Eugene Marten
Sparsity in Eugene Marten’s “Waste” creates a chillingly bleak atmosphere. In only 116 pages, Marten strings the reader through…
Graphic Content #3
Welcome back to Haunted MTL’s ongoing horror comic review feature, Graphic Content. In our third installment, we’ll be keeping…
Undead Girl Gang: A Teen Mystery With Zombies
One thing I love in a story is when a strong friendship is central to the plot. Whether it’s…
True Crime Studies: The Ardlamont Mystery
As John Mulaney said, “it was really easy to get away with murder before they knew about DNA”, and…
Summer of Reading: CourtCourt’s Recommendations
Novels, short stories, comics and more.
Review: Immortal Hulk #1
Hello everyone! It’s me, Shane. Remember your old pal, Shane? Well, I’m back and I’m here again to talk…
YouTubers and Authors: Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal Take on the Horror World
At one time or another, we’ve all heard of Rhett & Link, the goofy duo eating foods they shouldn’t…
Graphic Content #2
Welcome back to another installment of Graphic Content where I dive into some horror comics. This week we continue…
Into the Drowning Deep: Be Afraid of the Ocean
Personally, I’ve always thought that mermaids are a criminally underrated monster in horror. The original story of sirens involved…
True Crime Studies: An honest review of In Cold Blood
I know it seems redundant to review In Cold Blood 54 years after it’s been published. The Withering Heights…