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Who doesn’t love a good gothic ghost story? It’s a tried and true formula that supports an almost endless array of plots and narrative threads
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If you’re interested in wendigos, zombies, demons, and sassy characters, consider reading GATE 4: VOLUME ONE. The collection of short episodes by author Terry M.
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It seems weird to say but murder is trendy these days. Thanks to podcasts and streaming documentaries true crime is in something of a renaissance.
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The resurgence of the witch into the popular consciousness has led to some awesome avenues for modern horror. Long relegated to the B-team, the concept
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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