The Boy Who Drew Monsters is a supernatural psychological horror that offers scares and profound themes.
Continue readingBook Review: The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donohue (2014)
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Book Review: Dark Matter by Michelle Paver (2010)
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Movie Review: The Dyatlov Pass Incident/ Devil’s Pass (2013)
A found footage mockumentary that turns a real incident into a science fiction twist you didn’t see coming.
Continue readingWho is the Werewolf in Werewolves Within (2021)
In the small town of Beaverfield someone or something is on a killing spree during a snowstorm. Are they dealing with an old fashioned murderer or is it a werewolf?
Continue readingMovie Review: Horror Express (1972)
A fun and entertaining occult science fiction horror mash up with a killer and a killer cast.
Continue readingMovie Review: Longlegs (2024)
Book Review: Stolen Tongues by Felix Blackwell (2017)
A terrifying novel with a Native American mythological creature that will keep you up at night.
Continue readingMovie Review: The Brood (1979) + Explained
A body horror about trauma, that has some shocking violence and gore in a pragmatic way.
Continue readingMovie Review: The Deeper You Dig (2019)
A horror drama that uses surrealism and symbolism to address grief and loss, but mostly hope and the love that mother and daughter have for each other.
Continue readingMovie Review: Anything for Jackson (2020)
A dark comic occult horror with endearing grieving grandparents with an evil streak.
Continue readingThe List of 22 Winter Horror Films Worth Watching
Join the winter fun with these winter tales of horror where dire weather circumstances turn snowball fights and building snowmen into a terrifying experience.
Continue readingMovie Review: Ghostkeeper (1982)
All 13 Doctor Who Christmas Episodes to celebrate Christmas Day [List]
Movie Review: Krampus (2015)
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Movie Review: A Christmas Horror Story (2015)
A Christmas Horror Story unleashes horror fun for the most wonderful time of the year.
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