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Back in 2018, the horror world was introduced to an indie film titled Cam, from director Daniel Goldhaber, based on the screenplay by Isa Mazzei,
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More than any other genre, horror utilizes storytelling to explore the taboo. Whether depicting internal struggles or societal subjects, horror has always been a means
Eight-year-old Sadie has stopped talking since her father suddenly died. Sadie’s mother Kris is struggling too. She has flashbacks to her husband’s gruesome injuries from
I’m a huge book nerd. I have been since I was a kid. As a young child, I had terrible sleeping problems but was always
August 8, 1969, is a date that is most remembered by the events that threw the city of Los Angeles into a state of
Ever skirting the edges of the towers of fantasy giants, Michael R. Fletcher has quietly amassed an arsenal. Little known outside of a smaller circle
It’s difficult to reconcile the good book that HAZEL & HOLLY is with the great book you want it to be. Author Sara C. Snider
As a ‘90s kid and my first horror movie, Candyman, being a ‘90s cult classic, it was a pleasure to read a book dedicated to
OSGOOD AS GONE is the fourth novel by Cooper S. Beckett. Beckett’s previous fiction novels include A Life Less Monogamous and Approaching the Swingularity, both
Lavender Town Syndrome. BEN Drowned. Slender Man. Modern technology has brought us a continuous supply of unexplained activity and new bogeymen to fear. The internet,