Tom Adams ‘The Psychonaut’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Imagine knowing what someone is thinking, what his intentions are, just by shaking his hand. Or by smelling his hormones. It’s a pretty handy talent Read more [...]
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Charles Justus Garard ‘Dark Neighborhoods’ Review
Written by: Wesley Thomas A truly spectacular novel. It combines history, animals, horror, intrigue and superb writing. It is a very well written and intricate story so be Read more [...]
Maria DeLynn and Lilith K. Duat ‘The Disturbia Ritual’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor Corvus is standing on the roof of his building trying to decide whether or not to jump. His wife had died in a car accident and he wants to be reunited Read more [...]
Kevin J. Kennedy ‘The Tale of Sawney Bean’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor You don’t really have to have a taste for cannibal stories in order to enjoy this one. It might be based on a true story that happened over five Read more [...]
Gregory Lamberson ‘Black Creek’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Gregory Lamberson is one of those authors that grows on you. He’s like a tumor of perfection. Yeah, he really grows on you! On a serious note, Read more [...]
The Pines (Cabin in the Woods’ish) Review
Written by S.T. King “Lucky you,” he says. “I’ve commandeered a portable chair for such occasions as these. It’s guaranteed to be your favorite color.” The Read more [...]
Michaelbrent Collings, The House That Death Built review
Written by Paula Limbaugh “This is what the house looks like. This is the house where death has come to call.” Holy Crap, Michaelbrent Collings has another winner! The Read more [...]
William Kennedy ‘Ironweed’ Review
What constitutes a horror novel? Obviously it isn’t a strict adherence to blood, guts, jump scares, and Clive Barker nipple ring monsters. Poe is perhaps the most Read more [...]
Jan Edwards, Fables and Fabrications review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Oh my, what an eclectic collection of stories found here. Jan Edwards’ Fables and Fabrications features some of her best tales. From fantasy to Read more [...]
Philip Fracassi ‘Altar’ and ‘Mother’ Reviews
Written by Paula Limbaugh Since the two books reviewed here are both novelettes, I thought I would tell you about them in the same space. Novelettes like short stories can be Read more [...]
Brian Keene ‘Take the Long Way Home’ Review
Written by: Matthew J. Barbour Take the Long Way Home is a post-apocalyptic horror novella by Brian Keene. God has called the faithful to heaven. The rapture has occurred. At Read more [...]
Mike Driver ‘Fall, Leaves, Fall’ Review
Written by: Mack Moyer I don’t care about dead children. Wait, that sounds bad. What I meant to say is that I don’t care about fictional dead children for whom, Read more [...]
Brian Keene ‘Scratch’ Review
Written by: Matthew J. Barbour Scratch is a brief pulp horror novella by Brian Keene. The story centers on a giant snake known as “Old Scratch,” who haunts Susqehanna Read more [...]
Israel Finn ‘Dreaming At The Top Of My Lungs’ Review
Written by: Paula Limbaugh Dreaming At the Top of My Lungs by Israel Finn is a bleak, unsettling read. Filled with stories that will you make you think twice, you are left Read more [...]
Brian Keene ‘Jack’s Magic Beans’ Review
Written by: Matthew J. Barbour Brian Keene is among the most well-known and respected horror authors writing today. He has been compared with legends, such as Stephen King Read more [...]
Ramsey Campbell, Jack Ketchum, + Tales From the Lake Vol.2 Review
Written by: Paula Limbaugh Are you ready to test the waters again? Tales from The Lake Vol. 2 from Crystal Lake Publishing is now out! Once again, we are given an eclectic Read more [...]
Gemma Files ‘Experimental Film Review
Written by: Nathan Crazybear “You could argue-as I have more than enough times, as part of my Film History lecture-that, no matter its actual narrative content, every movie Read more [...]
Hjdoom ‘This Is Not A Lovesong’ Review
Written by: Nathan Crazybear Self-publishing has become easy. With the rise of Amazon and eBooks, any jamoke with a pen, a half-assed idea, and Internet access can write up a Read more [...]
Clive Barker ‘Books Of Blood: Volume 6’ Review
Written by: Bindi Lavelle Most modern horror fans are familiar with Clive Barker and his work in one form or another be it through his books or movie adaptations, such Read more [...]
Greg Donchatz ‘Wolves of the Land’ Review
Greg Donchatz’s Wolves of the Land made me think, “Oh, right on, this is going to be like a Leon Uris novel with monsters.” Nazis versus werewolves versus a superhuman Read more [...]
