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Book Review: ‘Q Island’ by Russell James
There’s a lot going on in Russell James’ new horror novel "Q Island", perhaps too much.
Read More »Book Review: ‘What the Hell Was That?’ by Jeffrey Friedberg
New story collection by Jeffrey Friedberg, "What the Hell Was That?", is warp-speed ahead in entertainment value.
Read More »PC Game Review: ‘Stasis’ from The Brotherhood
With its creepy story, disturbed visuals, atmospheric soundtrack and gripping gameplay this horror-sci-fi game surprised and engaged me from start to finish.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The Green Inferno’ – Eli Roth’s Tribute to 1970s-80s Italian Cannibal Horrors
Eli Roth, the father of torture porn, makes a tribute to the Italian cannibal vomitorium films from the '70s and '80s for those with a taste for the extreme.
Read More »Film News: Tom Holland Discusses the 30th Anniversary of ‘Fright Night’
The director amused the audience with what he’d incorporate if the chance ever arose: bringing Charley Brewster back to the house and letting his teenage children handle any problematic neighbors
Read More »San Diego Comic-Con 2015: A Preview of Friday’s Programming
The top 10 panels two attendees are hoping to see on Friday.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Disclaimer’ – A Novel of Psychological Terror by Renee Knight.
'Disclaimer' is a complicated work of feeling and fear that raises the hair on the back of your neck, posing readers the question: Does the truth always set you free?
Read More »Book Review: ‘Love is Red’ – A Work of Fantasy and Horror by Sophie Jaff
In "Love Is Red" a brutal serial killer walks streets of New York killing young women with the book's protagonist seemingly his ultimate target.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Blondes’ – A Horror Story by Emily Schultz
A funny ‘tongue in cheek’ type of apocalyptic future where one after another horror and death or deaths are caused by blonde women throughout the world. Trying to stem the tide of killings, the research shows the only connection to be the color of the women’s hair.
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