Soulshine by Warren Haynes When you can’t find the light That guides you through a cloudy day When the stars ain’t shining bright And it feels like you’ve lost your way When […]
{Music Monday} Soulshine by Warren Haynes
{Book Review} The Resurrectionists by Michael Patrick Hicks
Michael Patrick Hicks has outdone himself this time. He has concocted a potent, genre-bending cosmic horror tale that’s rich with historical implications. Hicks taps into so many history facets of the […]
{Guest Post} The Frightful Nobody by Chris Sorensen
THE FRIGHTFUL NOBODY Chris Sorensen My earliest recollection of horror being a thing that existed in the world was when my mother tried to ease my fear of a dark bedroom. As […]
{Film Review} SLEEPAWAY CAMP
Sleepaway Camp Reviewed by Caitlyn Grey Whoever said summer camp was a fun way to spend their vacation never went to Camp Arawak. In this 1983 cult classic, Angela Barker (Felissa Rose) […]
{Book Review} Cari Mora by Thomas Harris
Pages: 311 Published: May 21st 2019 Publisher: Grand Central Publishing Reviewed by Valerie Dorsey I try not to compare writers books with their previous works but there is a certain expectation that […]
{Book Review} The Mortecarni by Kelly Evans
Pages: 262 Published: March 2nd 2017 Publisher: Eska Publishing This is my first time reading Kelly Evans, but it will not be my last. Oddly enough, I found a signed copy of […]
{Film Review} The Haunting of La Llorona by Dennis Devine
Reviewed by Caitlyn Grey If you’re looking for your next favorite James Wan horror film, you’ve come to the wrong place. The Haunting of La Llorona, which is a completely different film from The Curse of La […]
{Book Review} Reception by Kenzie Jennings
Pages: 210 Publisher: Death’s Head Press Published: March 11, 2019 Kenzie Jennings has concocted a wickedly delicious cannibalistic tale. It’s hard to believe Reception is her first book. It doesn’t read like […]
{Book Review} Claws by Russell James
Pages: 152 Published: May 20th 2019 Publisher: Severed Press Russell James never disappoints with his creature features. And he’s at the top of his game with Claws. It’s a great action-packed aquatic […]
{Book Review} The Nightrunners by Joe R. Lansdale
Pages: 243 Publisher: Tor Books Published: March 15, 1989 I’ve read a couple of Joe R. Lansdale’s books. The Nightrunners is probably the scariest story he’s ever written. Hell, it’s probably the […]
{Music Monday} Unsainted by Slipknot
Slipknot – “Unsainted” Oh, I’ll never kill myself to save my soul/I was gone but how was I to know? I didn’t come this far to sink so low/I’m finally holding on […]
{Book Review} Where All Light Tends to Go by David Joy
Pages: 260 Published: March 3rd 2015 Publisher: G.P. Putnam’s Sons David Joy can write real small town horror better than anyone I know. I say horror, but what I should have […]
