David Bernstein ‘A Mixed Bag of Blood’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor This is a collection of ten short stories. I can’t tell you too much about them, because they are really short and too much information will just Read more [...]
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Mike Robinson ‘Waking Gods (The Enigma of Twilight Falls Book 3)’ Review
Written by: Vitina Molgaard “I think therefore I am.” —Rene Descartes There is something ethereal about Twilight Falls, something there that brings forth Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke ‘Of Foster Homes and Flies’ Review
Written by Paula Limbaugh What a title… Of Foster Homes and Flies, as soon as I saw it my curiosity was piqued. Foster homes, flies, what exactly is Chad Lutzke writing Read more [...]
John Boden, JEDI SUMMER - Review
In the summer of 1983, A boy and his younger brother have one goal in mind-a priority to trump all: To see the highly anticipated Return of the Jedi once it’s Read more [...]
JEDI SUMMER: Interview with John Boden
No doubt we’ve all seen that author who gets all up in your personal space, mercilessly invading your Facebook and Twitter feeds and notifications with the unrelenting Read more [...]
Dustin Urness ‘Disturbing Tales of Anguish and Horror’ (Review)
Written by: Wesley Thomas Possibly the best horror collection I’ve ever read. And I have been reading horror for over twenty years! Dustin’s words leap from the Read more [...]
Eric Kapitan ‘As The Blade Cuts’ Review
Written by: Myra Gabor This is a book of 40 poems all themed on horror or gore. Ah, yes – poetry. One of those subjects I was supposed to learn to appreciate in high Read more [...]
Horror Story of the Week - Guy Cheston: Bad Kitty
Ready for an outrageous tale that’s going to make you cringe as often as you chuckle? Then you’re ready for Guy Cheston’s new short story, Bad Kitty. You Read more [...]
Joe Hill ‘The Fireman’ Review
Joe Hill’s The Fireman is an exciting, epic, and lengthy adventure into a world battling a global epidemic. A new type of infection, called Dragonscale, threatens to wipe Read more [...]
Frank Hannah, Barnaby Bagenda, Oscar Bazuldua ‘Evil Dead 2: Beyond Dead by Dawn’ (Review)
Space Goat Publishing uncorks a serious heavy hitter with Evil Dead 2: Beyond Dead by Dawn. Having read an enormous amount of Evil Dead books, it takes a bit to impress me. Read more [...]
Paying Nothing, Loving Every Bit of Marvel and Innovation’s ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ Comics!
Every once in a blue moon I’ll pull over when I spot a yard sale that has visible books and or movies. Last Sunday was a slow morning, which afforded me ample browsing time Read more [...]
Junji Ito ‘Gyo Volume 1: The Death Stench Creeps’ Review
Written by: Ike Beal Body horror is one of those horror niches that’s hard to get behind; it’s uncomfortable, grimy, and difficult to stomach- even at the best of Read more [...]
Interview with Josh Malerman, Author of Bird Box
If you’re an avid reader of horror who regularly ingests and searches for the next big thing, there is no doubt that in the past year you’ve come across the words Read more [...]
Ramsey Campbell, Clive Barker, Neil Gaiman, Etc. ‘Gutted: Beautiful Horror Stories’ Review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Have you ever been punched in the stomach? You know, just hit so hard that it knocks the wind out of you and all you can do is sit there and try to Read more [...]
Author Wayne C. Rogers Passes Away
I’ve known Wayne C. Rogers for a number of years. If you’re lingering around this site, you probably realize he was a frequent contributor to HNR for years. He helped Read more [...]
Brett McBean’s Terrifying Home Invasion Tale ‘The Invasion’ is Now Available!
Brett McBean remains a certified genre stud despite flying under the radar recently. Whether in the foreground or background, however, McBean is an awesome author and he’s Read more [...]
Jasper Bark, Run to Ground review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Whaaa?? What’s this you say, another review of a Jasper Bark book? YES! It is! It’s not my fault that Crystal Lake Publishing stands over him Read more [...]
Thom Burgess, Joe Becci ‘Malevolents: Click Click’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Thom Burgess is a man with a lot on his plate. He’s working on a number of different projects, and Malevolents: Click Click is just one of the Read more [...]
Ike Beal Breaks Down Joe Hill’s Horns (Review)
Written by: Ike Beal What separates moral and monstrous are ever-shifting in the sands of time- what may have been considered heroic then might be horrendous now; the Devil Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke, Bumps in the Road review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Chad Lutzke, both editor, and contributor of Bumps in the Road has put together quite the clever compilation of stories here. We’ve all hit a bump Read more [...]
