Do old school reunions ever pan out well?

A haunting and stirring entry in the Light Sublime trilogy.

This review contains potential spoilers for The Massacre at Yellow Hill.

A set of dark and fascinating stories.

Evil lurks in the heartbeat of a worldwide mega-church.

The publishing company has a new show on YouTube.

A fun if flawed thrill ride.

The quicksand and fog of youth in rural Alabama come alive in The Year of the Storm.

A startlingly beautiful story of faith and horror.

The legendary publisher has announced a second term for this fantastic club.

Cemetery Dance is re-releasing Kelli Owen's novel.

A grim homage to the most nightmarish of cinema.

Give me that old-time religion. 

A suburban community is rocked by an event captured on door-cam footage.

A forty-mile journey across Winston County turns into a supernatural battle for survival.

Something very nasty stirs in a family’s brand-new dream home…

An eerie, gothic throwback to the darkest films of the '70s.

Hands down, my favourite book of 2022!

Six books, $66. Who's in?

Authors Ronald Malfi, Richard Chizmar and Brian Keene come to Annapolis, MD.

Kristopher Triana’s splatterpunk novella, Gone to see the River Man, drags you to depths of depravity, but is filled with such page-turning narrative, it will keep you yearning for more.

A serial killer gives a groupie a quest like no other

Three nights in a haunted lighthouse? It’s not going to end well…

A chocolate a day really does keep the doctor away…

Ghosts, stalkers, otherworldly beings and good old-fashioned crazy people await you in the pages of Dark Screams: Volume Three.

Brian James Freeman and Richard Chizmar bring us a second volume of Dark Screams. Is it as good as the first?

Mike checks out Dark Screams: Volume One and sees if there's anything to do after satisfying his Stephen King cravings.

Brian James Freeman and Richard Chizmar round up some Dark Screams, and Steve loves each one of them.

Bentley Little's dark, weird prose makes The Circle a must-read for horror fans.

John Skipp makes movies smart, gory, sexy and fun in Sick Chick Flicks.

With Torn, author Lee Thomas cements his position as one of horror's leading voices.