Chris Morrow ‘The Devil’s Choir’ Review
Written by: Vitina Molgaard Before we really jump into this review I would like to draw attention to one major fact. If you are a lover of gore and mayhem, you will not find Read more [...]
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Allen Dusk ‘Shady Palms’ Review
Written by: Vitina Molgaard In this… interesting tale, we find ourselves in a rundown sleazy San Diego motel. To call this place a dump is a significant understatement. Read more [...]
Sebastian St. Anders ‘Jumbie’ Review
Written by: Vitina Molgaard Recently I came upon an interesting story by the name of, Jumbie. It is written by an author that I have never read, Sebastian St. Anders, a Read more [...]
[Interview] Douglas Clegg Talks His First Horror Story and the Birth of the Online Serial Novel
Douglas Clegg is more than a workhorse of an author: he’s an excavator of terror and a man who helped revolutionize the art of digital serial novelization. Dedicated since Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Richard Laymon ‘The Lonely One’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard As amazing as some of Richard Laymon’s works may be, it can be said, with truthfulness, that he can be a bit predictable from time to time. Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Robert Bloch ‘The Rubber Room’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Robert Bloch may be best known for his iconic tale, Psycho, but the man crafted many a terrifying tale, and showcased a high level of Read more [...]
John Carpenter’s ‘Halloween’ the Curtis Richards Novelization (Review)!
Written by: Matt Molgaard Reading Curtis Richards’ novelization of John Carpenter’s iconic motion picture, Halloween, proved more than rewarding. It’s not a stretch Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Sheri White ‘Sacrificial Lambs’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Ever felt compared to be rid of your offspring? I personally haven’t, but then again, I’ve encountered some “parents” who were most Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Frank Larnerd ‘Take it Like a Man’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Frank Larnerd delivers a nice spin on bullying and revenge, issues that plague every walk of society, to some measure. In this specific tale, Tale Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Douglas Clegg ‘Where Flies Are Born’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Any story that deals with the wellbeing, or for that matter, neglect of a child stirs the bowels. Parents will recognize this statement as pure Read more [...]
[Interview] Jonathan Maberry Talks Rot & Ruin, Favorite Novels, Universal Monsters and More!
I’ve got to confess, it’s been a great stretch recently. Not just for HorrorNovelReviews.com, but for me personally. In the last few days I’ve had the pleasure of Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Ramsey Campbell ‘Call First’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Continuing on with my 13 Days of Halloween short story coverage, I felt it was time to fit the legendary Ramsey Campbell into the mix. Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Tim Macy ‘The Brass Teapot’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Every now and then, a treasure is unearthed when a treasure is about the last thing one might expect. Gathering my collection of 13 Read more [...]
[Interview] Joe R. Lansdale Talks Bubba Ho-Tep, Personal Influences, MMA and More!
Joe R. Lansdale is a man who needs no introduction. That said, I consider the man’s works to be nothing short of stunning, and well, I like to praise those who have Read more [...]
13 Days of Halloween Joe R Lansdale ‘Incident On and Off a Mountain Road’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard If you followed Showtime’s incredible Masters of Horror series, you probably caught the film transfer of this horrifying tale (it aired as Read more [...]
A.J Kirby ‘Sharkways’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard A.J Kirby knows how to send a reviewer into a spiraling mess of confusion. Sharkways, the man’s latest novel is the perfect example of a Read more [...]
Justin Robinson ‘The Dollmaker’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Sometimes I really, really hate my “no spoiler” policy. There are some novels that just need to be thoroughly discussed and Read more [...]
Revisiting Clive Barker’s ‘Books of Blood’ (Volume Two Review)
Written by: Matt Molgaard If ever there was an immediate sequel to a novel that fit perfectly into the box of continuity, it’s Clive Barker’s Books of Blood Read more [...]
Revisiting Clive Barker’s ‘Books of Blood’ (Volume One Review)
Written by: Matt Molgaard Clive Barker is the possessor of one of horror’s most imaginative and limitless minds. His sadistic perception of terror has sent chills down Read more [...]
Seth Grahame-Smith ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard I’m no historian, so before I even begin to speak on Seth Grahame-Smith’s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, take into consideration that in order Read more [...]
