We Have Always Lived in the Castle, Shirley Jackson’s last novel, is one of my favorite books. I got to […]
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Movie Review: “As Above So Below”
If there’s any location on earth that deserves to be a horror movie setting, it’s the Catacombs of Paris. Miles […]
Book Review: “The Grand Hotel”
Scott Kenemore, king of zombie literature, has ventured into new territory with his latest novel, The Grand Hotel—and boy, does […]
Movie Review: “Oculus”
Who would have thought a horror movie about a mirror would turn out to be a unique narrative with surprising […]
Book Review: “A Winter Haunting”
About a year after I read Dan Simmons’ Summer of Night, I’ve finally gotten around to picking up the sequel, […]
Feminist Horror in “You’re Next”
February is Women in Horror month, so it was a good thing I decided to watch You’re Next by director […]
Book Review: “This Book Is Full of Spiders (Seriously, Dude, Don’t Touch It)”
In 2009, the editor of popular humor/news/oddities website Cracked.com, David Wong, published a hodgepodge of zany supernatural misadventures in the […]
Book Review: “Hot Sinatra”
Axel Howerton is truly a master of tongue-in-cheek humor, and he delivers in spades with the hard-boiled noir comedy, Hot […]
Movie Review: The Conjuring (2013)
Oh, how I wanted to like The Conjuring. It’s got a traditional haunted house setting, ripe for ghostly creepiness. It’s […]
Book Review: “Summer of Night”
As someone who adores Stephen King’s IT, I was immediately drawn into Dan Simmons’ world in Summer of Night, with its group […]
