Josh Hancock

‘Death Rituals’ by Josh Hancock (Review)

October 23, 2017 // 0 Comments

If you like the crunch of fallen leaves and crisp apples; if the gentle hiss of corn husks in the night makes you smile; if paper witches and jack o’ lanterns fill you with a sweet ache, then give Death Rituals a read. It’s the perfect book for a cold, Samhain night. Read more [...]

Josh Hancock ‘The Devil and My Daughter’ Review

June 7, 2017 // 0 Comments

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 [...]

Lee McGeorge ‘Days of O’Blivion’ Review

March 10, 2016 // 3 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock Lee McGeorge’s Days of O’Blivion is a fast-paced and unique novel that functions as a tribute and prequel to David Cronenberg’s Videodrome. Read more [...]

Josh Hancock ‘The Girls of October’ Review

December 12, 2015 // 2 Comments

Written by: Matt Molgaard On one hand I’m ashamed to tell you that it took me about two months to finish Josh Hancock’s The Girls of October. On the other hand, I’m Read more [...]

Tom Waltz ‘Silent Hill Omnibus, Vol 2’ Review

November 16, 2015 // 0 Comments

The cover for IDW's Silent Hill, Omnibus Volume 2

Written by: Josh Hancock The Silent Hill Omnibus 2 collects three tales of mutant horror from the Silent Hill universe: “Sinner’s Reward,” “Past Life,” and Read more [...]

Haunted Attractions: ‘Dead Time Dreams’ Review

October 29, 2015 // 1 Comment

Written by: Josh Hancock One of San Jose proper’s few haunted attractions, Dead Time Dreams is located on the outskirts of the city, on an eerily long stretch of road that Read more [...]

Haunted Attractions: ‘Haunted Hornet’ Review

October 27, 2015 // 0 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock The majority of haunted attractions are held at theme parks, fairgrounds, shopping malls, or private residences. Some of these—including San Read more [...]

Nicholas Grabowsky ‘Halloween IV Novelization’ Review

October 24, 2015 // 2 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock Nicholas Grabowsky’s novelization of Halloween IV unfolds much like the film, with rapid-fire pacing and editing that keeps the bloody saga of Read more [...]

Haunted Attractions: ‘Scream Park’ (San Leandro) Review

October 17, 2015 // 0 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock Located in the Bayfair Center Mall in San Leandro, Fear Overload’s “Scream Park” boasts two chilling haunted attractions for 2015 Halloween Read more [...]

Haunted Attractions: ‘Pirates of Emerson’ Review

October 13, 2015 // 0 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock Pirates of Emerson remains one of the Bay Area’s longest-running haunted attractions, offering traditional spooks and thrills for over 25 years. Read more [...]

Curtis Richards ‘Halloween (Movie Novelization)’ Review

October 8, 2015 // 3 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock Curtis Richards’ 1979 novelization of John Carpenter’s Halloween provides a harrowing look into the knife-plunging horrors inflicted upon the Read more [...]

Hunter Shea ‘Island of the Forbidden’ Review

September 28, 2015 // 1 Comment

Written by: Josh Hancock I should start out this review by saying that I have never watched a single “ghost hunting” TV show from beginning to end. I don’t even know if Read more [...]

Paul Tobin, Juan Ferreyra ‘Colder TPB’ Review

September 22, 2015 // 0 Comments

Written by: Josh Hancock Even just a passing glance at the cover to the graphic novel Colder lets horror and psychological thriller fans know that they’ve stumbled onto Read more [...]