Sleepless: a Book Review
The Red Eye book series by Stripes Publishing has been a blessing for those wishing to experience YA horror…
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Dexter’s Final Cut
It seems that the second to last Dexter novel has finally broken out of the rut the series has…
Double Dexter
This is our sixth Dexter novel and I have to say, I’m starting to cool on the series. Not…
Bloody Good Horror
Bloody Good Horror is a horror anthology from HellBound Books containing 35 short stories with no set theme. The…
The Final Girl Support Group: A Slasher Novel
Horror author Grady Hendrix‘s newest release is The Final Girl Support Group is all encapsulations of a slasher movie…
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…
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…
In the Tall Grass VS. In the Tall Grass
There is so much about Stephen King’s and Joe Hill’s In the Tall Grass that I want to know…
Cell VS. Cell
Cell is that Stephen King book and movie that everyone forgets is a Stephen King book and movie. It…
Cycle of the Werewolf VS. Stephen King’s Silver Bullet
There’s quite a few Stephen King movie adaptations that bear little resemblance to the books they’re based on. Stephen…
New Book Review: Strangest Day So Far: An Eldritch Roads Novel; with bonus interview with author G. V. Pearce
There’s a number of famous paranormal investigator duos with some truly great chemistry and banter – Mulder and Scully, Sam and Dean, Ryan and Shane, Geralt and Jaskier – and now Ronan and Byron from Improbable Press’ latest novel by author G.V. Pearce, Strangest Day So Far.
Book Review – Max Brooks’ Devolution: A Firsthand Account of the Rainier Sasquatch Massacre
So why is Devolution a gift you would only get your worst enemies, or at least the annoying coworker whose name you got for Secret Santa this year?
The Monster of Elendhaven review – May all your darkest dreams come true
You know how sometimes you need a story that reflects the darkness of a cold sunless winter day? A…
True Crime Studies: Philip Carlo’s ‘The Night Stalker’ is graphic nightmare fuel
Someone once asked Richard Ramirez how to avoid being targeted by a serial killer. His answer: “You can’t. Once…
Poppy Z. Brite’s Exquisite Corpse
Happy Transgender Awareness Week, horror fam! To celebrate we’re doing a look back at a book by one of…
Paperbacks from Hell: The Twisted History of ’70s and ’80s Horror Fiction
I knew from the very first page of the prologue of Grady Hendrix and Will Errickson’s Stoker award winning…
