Josh Hancock ‘The Devil and My Daughter’ Review
It’s sad when it takes you three months to read a 200-page novel. It’s downright miserable when that 200-page book is absolutely top-notch. Josh Hancock’s Read more [...]
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Giorgio De Maria ‘The Twenty Days of Turin’ Review
Written by: Tony Jones “Did an obscure Italian author really predict social media in 1977?” I was intrigued to buy “The Twenty Days of Turin” by Giorgio De Maria Read more [...]
Atmospheric Review: The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
Written by: ST King The game is charades And the men are seated around an oak-cherry table: Detective Kinderman, Lieteneant – Metro D.C Homicide – and Karl Engstrom, Read more [...]
When in Paris, Revisit Gaston Leroux’s Timeless Masterpiece ‘The Phantom of the Opera’
Written by: Daniel W Cheely Gothic cathedrals, dazzling palaces, cemeteries of artistic design; there are certain places so big and boldly intricate that they are beyond Read more [...]
Wesley Thomas’ ‘Succubus’ is Now Available in Paperback!
I hope you’re ready for more chilling terror from Wesley Thomas. Early critical response has been terrific, and if you’ve yet to leap into the world of the Read more [...]
Gretchen McNeil ‘Ten’ Review
Written by: Wesley Thomas A group of teens head off to Henry Island for a weekend of drinks, fornication, and general debauchery. But the fun comes to a screeching halt Read more [...]
The Imaginary Voyages of Edgar Allan Poe #1 (Review)
It’s been too long since I jumped into a quality tale from the great Edgar Allan Poe, but his works are never far from the mind of a genre fanatic. Poe’s influence is Read more [...]
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s ‘Carmilla’ Review
Written by: Daniel W Cheely Of all the supernatural entities within the horror genre, ghosts are my favorite. There’s Read more [...]
Must-Read Sci-Fi Horror Stories
Must-Read Sci-Fi Horror Stories Sci-fi and horror are a match made in heaven (or in hell!). The terrifying imagery and atmosphere of a powerful horror story are exemplified Read more [...]
Kim W. Andersson ‘The Complete Love Hurts’ Review
Kim W. Andersson’s amazing anthology (look for nearly 35 amazing short stories to dump an hour or so into) The Complete Love Hurts is a study of the average relationship Read more [...]
Pre-Order Terry M. West’s ‘All of the Flesh Served’ Now
Terry M. West is one of the most prolific, successful self-published artists in the game today. The man takes virtually no time off, and it has paid major dividends. His Read more [...]
The 10 Greatest Horror Authors I Discovered Through Horror Novel Reviews
Prior to launching Horror Novel Reviews some four or five years ago I knew a slew of amazing authors. Talents like Richard Matheson, Stephen King, Dan Simmons, Robert Read more [...]
Here’s an Early Peek at Kim Newman and Paul McCaffrey’s ‘Anno Dracula’ #1
If you read Kim Newman’s Anno Dracula, you know Kim understands vampires. The book sold like hot cakes and garnered critical praise from countless outlets. In short, it’s Read more [...]
Have You Read Todd Keisling’s ‘The Final Reconciliation’?
Todd Keisling is one of those talented authors we love to keep an eye out for. If you’ve been waiting on some brand new terror by this calculated and refined author, now is Read more [...]
‘Underworld: Blood Wars’ Adaptation Review
Darkstorm Comics released a nice, beefy 82-page adaptation of the latest Underworld flick, Underworld: Blood Wars, and while I haven’t seen the film, and am thus incapable Read more [...]
Dig on the Trailer for Titan Comics’ ‘Penny Dreadful’ Follow Up
If you’re a fan of Showtime’s awesome (and gone too soon!) series, Penny Dreadful, than the always reliable Titan Comics is about to make your day. A follow up to the Read more [...]
John W. Dennehy ‘Ice Storm’ Review
John W. Dennehy’s tale of a couple looking to refurbish their farmhouse takes a cold turn, quite quickly. For one man problems begin to surface as he recognizes that his Read more [...]
‘Dylan Dog: Jack the Ripper’ is Another Stellar Graphic Novel (Review)
The more I read of Dylan Dog, the more I fall in love with the book while simultaneously feeling my disdain for the film grow. Dylan Dog makes for an amazing read, and it Read more [...]
Author Mark Simmons Shares 10 of His Favorite Novels
A list of notable (according to me) Literature Written by: Mark Simmons It is often a challenging experience to try and comprise a top ten list, of anything, let alone a list Read more [...]
J. Young, Brian Buccellato, Matias Bergara ‘Cannibal #1’ Review
Between Image, Dark Horse and IDW, we’ve been bowled over by tremendous story after tremendous story. Image gets to add another successful notch on the proverbial belt, as Read more [...]
