Scott Shoyer ‘Horror in the Clouds’ Review
Written by: Sheldon Woodbury With his Outbreak trilogy, Scott Shoyer has already shown he can take what’s familiar, in this case zombies, and bring it howling back from the Read more [...]
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Adam Nevill – Before you Wake: Three Horrors
You’ve never read Adam Nevill? Take a giant step into the fog Later in 2017 Adam Nevill releases his second full collection of short stories “Hasty for the Dark” Read more [...]
Mary SanGiovanni ‘Savage Woods’ Review
“Savage Woods” is the latest novel by Bram Stoker Award nominated author Mary SanGiovanni who has a wide ranging back-catalogue as both a novelist and short story Read more [...]
“Black Pantheons”: Verbosity Killed The Cat (Review)
Black Pantheons by author Curtis M. Lawson is an effervescent anthology filled with esoteric, Lovecraftian stories. The theme, that of literary cosmicism, burns brightly on Read more [...]
“Little Angels”: A Little Novella with Big Dreams (Review)
Little Angels by Joseph Mulak is an interesting, albeit Polanski-esque novella about a suicidal main character and the literal and figurative demons he is forced to face. Read more [...]
“The Demonic”: Is This Lee Mountford’s Tour De Force? (Review)
The Demonic by author Lee Mountford is a horror tour de force in the vein of Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House. The plot develops carefully, allowing the reader Read more [...]
‘Haunted Nights’ Edited by Ellen Datlow and Lisa Morton (Review)
Blumhouse and Anchor have crafted a collection of Halloween themed stories that shock, inspire a few guffaws and twist up familiar tropes in inventive and engaging ways. The Read more [...]
“Fireflies of The Dead”: Too Taboo To Care (Review)
Fireflies of The Dead by poet Eric Kapitan is a short horror story anthology with an extreme approach. Kapitan writes in the introduction that the book contains societal and Read more [...]
Michael Patrick Hicks ‘Mass Hysteria’ Review
When I started reading “Mass Hysteria” by Michael Patrick Hicks initially I had a sinking feeling abandonment would arrive after twenty or thirty pages, when you have as Read more [...]
Feast on “Feast”: A Horror Meal Without Meat (Review)
Feast by author Thomas S Flowers is a fun tale about vengeance and retribution with a strong social narrative on the structures of human sexuality and gender identity. Two Read more [...]
“Task Force Voodoo: Arabian Night” Dissapoints As Werewolf Novella
Task Force Voodoo: Arabian Night by author Richard R Freeman is an interesting little novella about a werewolf who goes on a mission to save a CIA operative. Enjoyable? Yes. Read more [...]
Nicolas Otero ‘Who Killed Kurt Cobain?: The Story of Boddah’ Review
Talk about a stunning work of emotionally exhausting greatness, Nicolas Otero’s Who Killed Kurt Cobain? forces readers through an elegant yet challenging gamut. The Read more [...]
Anthony Hains ‘Sweet Aswang’ Review
Written by: Wesley Thomas A young boy who craves adventure. An uncle who is more than happy to encourage this personality trait. But will adventure lead him further into a Read more [...]
Josh Malerman ‘Black Mad Wheel’ Review
Written by: Tony Jones “When is a sound more than a sound? When it has the power to make you cut your own ears off….” More than a few readers of weird fiction were Read more [...]
Mark Verheiden, Mark A. Nelson ‘Aliens: Outbreak’ Review
Dark Horse Comics, Mark Verheiden and Mark A. Nelson delivered one of the greatest Aliens stories ever crafted. The story, unlike so many recent Alien tales we see, serves as Read more [...]
Monkeybrain Comics Prove Capable of Competing with the Big Dogs and ‘Behemoth Vol. 1’ Proves it (Review)
Theresa isn’t your typical girl, and everyone reading this surprisingly sprawling story knows there’s a lot to this character. Don’t think you’ve got her figured out, Read more [...]
Martin Hayes, Chris Askham ‘Abominable Glory’ Review
A plane goes down in the Himalayas after being surprised by a brutal storm. Early details inform us that the crew that went down were extracting a spy of some sort. That spy, Read more [...]
P.J. Thorndyke ‘Curse of the Blood Fiends’ Review
Film noir and Universal monsters. Those are two things that tickle me top to bottom. It’s probably easy to understand why I was insistent on reserving enough time to read Read more [...]
Ronald Malfi ‘Bone White’ Review
Written by: Tony Jones A brother’s desperate search for his missing twin leads him to a remote Alaskan town Ronald Malfi’s latest novel “Bone White” is an absolute Read more [...]
Thom Burgess and Barney Bodoano ‘The Eyrie’ Review
It’s never easy to explore and discuss details of a shorter tale. Writer Thom Burgess and artist Barney Bodoano have delivered a new tale for lover of the macabre, but at Read more [...]
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