Graphic Content #29: Killadelphia #21
When I last left Graphic Content, I had just finished up Sink, one of my favorite horror and crime…
Book Reviews
Eldritch tomes? Thrillers? We cover the best in horror books.
Muddling in the Source Code: “Upgrade” by Blake Crouch
Upgrade is a scorcher of a summer thriller, asking us what we would do to save humanity from itself. …
Lucy Foley’s “The Paris Apartment”
The Premise An atmospheric Paris apartment building with residents that seem like they have something to hide. A brother…
What’s July Without a Riley Sager Release: “The House Across the Lake”
Riley Sager fan here! Every July for the last six years has been marked with a new thriller release…
The Haunting of Hill House
You might have seen the Netflix mini-series The Haunting of Hill House. Or the 1999 film The Haunting. Maybe…
Julie Clark’s “The Lies I Tell” is a Feminist Thriller for the Ages
Julie Clark, author of the bestseller The Last Flight, is rising to the top with her newest thriller The…
Interview: ‘Sink’ Writer John Lees
We’re very excited at Haunted MTL to reach out to the horror community and spotlight creative and talented folks…
The Summer Hikaru Died: Worth Following?
Manga lovers everywhere know the bittersweet pain of following a fantastic manga that’s ongoing. Sometimes it’s better to wait……
Jennifer Hillier’s “Thing We Do in the Dark” is a Fun Ride
The Plot The newest thriller from Jennifer Hillier, Things We Do in the Dark, follows Paris Peralta as she…
Secret Rendezvous, a Novel Review
Secret Rendezvous was a novel written by Kōbō Abe in 1977. This review will cover the Vintage International edition…
The End Is Nigh: a review of Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse
So, it’s pretty easy to get lost in the centuries old soap opera that is the Book of Revelation…
Michaelides’ Sophomoric “The Maidens” Provides Captivation, Captivation, Disappointment
The author of the bestselling thriller The Silent Patient, Alex Michaelides returns with his sophomore novel The Maidens. The…
Graphic Content #28: ‘Sink’ Catch Up
Graphic Content returns with another catch-up post covering the final three issues of the indie horror and crime series,…
Kierstin White’s Adult Debut “Hide” Is Lackluster
Kierstin White is one of the most notable young adult authors working in the genre. Her fantasy and horror…
Bentley Little’s “The Store” Will Worm Around Your Brain Forever
In a small Arizona town called Juniper, hours from any big cities like Phoenix, Bill Davis loves the life…
Preacher Book Six: It Ends Here
This is it, the conclusion to Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Preacher.
Before Manson, There Was Costa: A Look Into Casey Sherman’s “Helltown”
Before Manson, there was Costa – a sadistic serial killer on Cape Cod. In the times of drugs and…
Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Horror stands on the shoulders of giants. Poe and Lovecraft have left a mark on the genre that will…
Preacher Book Five: Finding Salvation in Salvation
Preacher Book Five diverges from the main story and takes us on a little detour to a small Texan…
Preacher Book Four: Cannibals, Betrayal, Nuclear War?
Oh my, what doesn’t happen in Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Preacher Book Four? We learn the backstories of…
