Graphic Content #16: Alien and Ultramega
Welcome to the 16th installment of Graphic Content and the third in almost as many weeks. We’re returning to…
Book Reviews
Eldritch tomes? Thrillers? We cover the best in horror books.
Is “The Plot” As “Insanely Readable” as Stephen King Says?
“The Plot is one of the best novels I’ve ever read about writers and writing. It’s also insanely readable and…
Joshilyn Jackson’s Newest Domestic Thriller “Mother May I” Turns the Tables
Joshilyn Jackson rose to heights with her last release, Never Have I Ever. It was like everyone I knew…
My Least Favorite Nick Cutter Novel: “The Troop”
As an avid fan of Cutter’s classic horror style, I had read “Little Heaven” years ago, followed by “The…
Graphic Content #15 – Sink and Stray Dogs
I am finally starting to find something called a “work-life” balance, so I hope to keep the regular reviews…
Graphic Content #14: Hellblazer and Killadelphia
Catching up with my reading log this week with the two big titles that have made up the bulk…
Pride Month Never Ends – The Return of the LGBTQ+ horror reads
June has passed in a rainbow flag covered coffin and as corporate entities put away their LGBTQ+ allyship for…
Kings of Hell – Leigh Haddington (A review)
Kings of Hell by Leigh Haddington joins the ranks of part of our summer reading list. Ever wonder who…
Finally – Riley Sager’s Survive the Night is his best yet
Survive the Night, the fifth novel from Riley Sager – the pseudonym of a former journalist – brings the…
“Basketful of Heads”: Joe Hill’s Beautifully Creepy Graphic Novel
Heads will roll in this terrifyingly wild ride from Joe Hill… Plot Summary In September of 1983, June Branch…
Graphic Content #13: Alien and Ultramega
We’re back. it’s been a few too many weeks for my liking, but Graphic Content returns with another pair…
Review: “Night of the Mannequins” by Stephen Graham Jones
Enter Manny, the mannequin the group of five teens finds in a creek. Manny is their new best friend,…
True Crime Reading: “Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud, and the Last Trial of Harper Lee” by Casey Cep
In Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud, and the Last Trial of Harper Lee, Casey Cep takes on a journalistic approach,…
True Crime Studies: Another side of Ted Bundy is shown in Elizabeth Kendall’s ‘The Phantom Prince.’
Most people can’t fathom the idea that their significant other might harbor a dark secret. You live with your…
Book Review: Like Flies from Afar
Like Flies from Afar by K. Ferrari is a little hardboiled noir thriller set in the backdrop of Argentina….
Haunted Houses and Ghouls: Riley Sager’s “Home Before Dark”
Told between alternating chapters of the present day and a published book manuscript, this thriller explores what can be…
Daisy Johnson’s “Sisters”: A Deranged Sisterly Bond
Sisters tells the story of September, July, and their mother Sheela. Something unspeakable has happened to September and July…
The Mystery of the Exploding Teeth and Other Curiosities
Swallowing knives, a fork up the anus and children vomiting fetuses are just the cusp of this book of…
Stephen King’s latest novel ‘Later’ is fun, but mediocre compared to his usual works
Stephen King is known for his gruesome imagination, unique prose, frightening monsters, and a narrative voice that gently borders…
Horror as Masterful Character Study: Emily Beyda’s “The Body Double”
The Plot A stranger approaches our nameless narrator at her movie theater job selling popcorn in the middle of…