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.
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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.
Agatha Christie: “The ABC Murders”
It has been almost a hundred years since “The ABC Murders” (1936) was published, the themes presented throughout the novel continue to be seen in modern mysteries and horrors.
If It Bleeds (2020): A Review
“If It Bleeds” packs together vintage King horror themes with their own strangely unsettling twists that will leave any reader satisfied yet wanting more.
Uzumaki (1999): A Review
There are words for every sort of fear a human could possibly have these days. Animal phobias, environmental phobias, medical-based phobias and…spirals?