REVIEW: My Brother’s Keeper by Tim Powers
My Brother’s Keeper is the latest novel from World Fantasy Award-winning author Tim Powers. Powers may be familiar to readers with a career spanning decades and scores of books to his name. My Brother’s Keeper is a...
REVIEW: The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror (Volume 4) edited by Paula Guran
I love that time of year when Paula Guran releases her newest volume of The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror. This year’s anthology, officially titled The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror (Volume...
Guest Post: At the heart of the deep, dark wood: why do forests still terrify us? by Caroline Hardaker
When was the last time you walked in the deep, dark wood? What did you see? What did you feel? And would you walk the same path at night? Across the spectrum of horror,...
REVIEW: Deviant #1 by James Tynion (W) and Joshua Hixson(A)
Deviant #1 written by James Tynion IV, art by Joshua Hixson, is, on the surface, a perfectly delightful slasher comic (delightful in the sense it is pitch perfect horror). All the elements (some which...
REVIEW: The Fall of the House of Usher
The Fall of the House of Usher is horror master Mike Flanagan’s latest (and perhaps final) horror adaptation for Netflix and thankfully, it proves to be one of his best. Pulling together a coherent...
REVIEW: Deity by Matt Wesolowski
After reading and being blown away by Matt Wesolowski’s Demon in 2021, I am slightly embarrassed that it has taken me this long to return to the Six Stories world. To make matters worse,...
REVIEW: Squirm by Hugo Bernard
Only a few authors are capable of writing good B-movie horror. B-movies come to it naturally as they’re a product of too small special effects budget, underwritten characters, and ridiculousness that must be taken...
REVIEW: Creepshow # 2
Creepshow #2 leans into the vibe of delightfully gruesome comeuppance that was a hallmark of the movie series, and its inspiration, the EC Comics titles Tales from the Crypt, The Vault of Horror and...
REVIEW: No Safe Haven by James Lloyd Dulin
No Safe Haven is the second volume of James Lloyd Dulin’s anti-colonialist dark fantasy series, Malitu. I will keep this review completely spoiler-free for readers who have not yet started the series. No Safe...
Review: Last to Leave the Room by Caitlin Starling
Last to Leave the Room is the new dark speculative fiction by Caitlin Starling, the USA Today bestselling author of The Death of Jane Lawrence, which seamlessly blends science fiction and horror into a...