David Blackthorn ‘Catalyst of Evil’ Review
Written by: John Matsui Catholic priest John Wilburn is spending his 50th year filling in for a colleague at an upstate New York church. His day takes a worrying turn when a Read more [...]
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Gary Brandner ‘The Howling II’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn The sequel to The Howling is every bit as good as the first novel. Marcia and Roy are still alive and searching for Karen, even when she goes on Read more [...]
Vincent Macraven ‘Unsettling’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn This book is a collection of three novellas written by Vincent Macraven. Each of these tales has its own theme and feel, all dark yet different. Read more [...]
David Blackthorn Shares His Thoughts on Jack Ketchum’s ‘Ladies’ Night’ (Review)
Written by: David Blackthorn When you’re in the mood for some gore drenched brutality, Ketchum rarely, if ever fails to satisfy. There’s a reason he has Read more [...]
Fletch Chambers ‘Lamia’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn This novella is obviously a Lovecraftian story, apparent by the very title. It follows a writer by the name of James Kirby into an adventure Read more [...]
Gary Brandner ‘The Howling’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn Forget everything you know about The Howling movie series if you read the original book by Brandner. There are very few similarities between Read more [...]
Brian Pinkerton ‘Anatomy of Evil’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn A group of friends on a dream vacation bring back more than just souvenirs in this novel. Pinkerton’s newest tale is pleasingly touched Read more [...]
Steve Soderquist ‘Farm House’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn The book Farm House follows a woman known as Mama K, her daughter and various individuals living with them in a farm house. Soon, a new Read more [...]
William Peter Blatty ‘Legion’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn After the events in the previous novel The Exorcist, Blatty brings Kinderman back for another well written tale: Legion. Years after the loss of Read more [...]
William Peter Blatty ‘The Exorcist’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn Every genre has definitive works that set a standard. For twenty first century horror, The Exorcist is one of these definitive Read more [...]
Columbkill Noonan ‘Night Woods’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn This was a story about a young woman who goes to a small town to do her research for her school thesis. The concept is not a bad one: a young Read more [...]
Ian McClellan ‘One Undead Step’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn This book had a good concept behind it: the moon landing being staged to divert attention from a looming zombie apocalypse. A wide assortment Read more [...]
James DeSantis ‘Killing Your Boss’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn This story was not a long read, a novella or novelette, depending on your view of word count. Killing Your Boss follows the adventure of three Read more [...]
C.I. Kemp ‘Demon Ridge’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn This was an interesting read, original and attention grabbing. In the very beginning and the very end we are taken back in time and given the Read more [...]
Dorothy Knight ‘Cannibal Man’ Review
Written by: David Blackthorn I’ve always been a fan of books and movies containing cannibals, even the low budget sort. They can be as interesting, as silly or as Read more [...]
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