Anne Rice’s Master Work Gets a Fresh Look
The late Anne Rice is known for her prolific work as a writer. She is said to have written over 150 million books, with “Interview with the Vampire” being one of the most renowned and the first.
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Dan Simmons The Terror (2007): A Review
In the year 1845, the British Naval ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror set out under the command of Captain Sir John Franklin to discover the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. The two ships never returned from the voyage.
Banned Books of Horror
Horror touches the most intimate parts of humanity, exposing their weaknesses and leaving them simultaneously vulnerable and empowered.
Curse of the Wendigo (2010): A Review
A Monstrumologist and his twelve year old assistant come face to face with a creature of legends, camp light stories, and nightmares – The Wendigo.
Novel Horrors
Sometimes the best stories have already been told. All they need is a visual medium to back them up.
The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires
“The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires” by Grady Hendrix is a Southern based supernatural story set in the 90’s about an average housewife named Patricia and her fellow book club members.
Nosferatu Remake in the Works
“Nosferatu” is a film that never should have existed, yet it laid the groundwork for vampires as we know them today, as well as for the horror genre as a whole.
Four Fairy Tales That Should be Horror Films
What do great horror films and fairy tales have in common? Each holds a grain of truth within them and, after all, there’s nothing more horrifying than the truth.
Heart Shaped Box (2007): A Review
An aging heavy metal star with an intense love for the macabre, Judas Coyne’s unique collection ranges from a witch’s confession letter to actual snuff films.
The Final Girl Support Group (2021): A Review
“The Final Girl Support Group” by Grady Hendrix follows a support group of older final girls who went through events between the 70s-90s.