Magic, Murder & Mayhem – a Review of The Briar Book of the Dead
The Briar Book of the Dead by A.G. Slatter (AKA Angela Slatter) is a darkly gleaming Gothic fairytale/murder mystery full […]
Depeche Mode’s Memento Mori – Remembrance and Celebration
Born in 1979, I grew up with Depeche Mode. While I was a fan of their music as far back
Terrifier 2 Deaths, Ranked
Slashers aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, and that’s understandable in some respects. However, there’s no denying how beloved the subgenre
22 SFFH Books We’re Looking Forward to in March 2024
Maelstrom and Other Martian Tales, by Kage Baker This short story collection includes all of Kage Baker’s Mars stories in
A March Horror Bounty
With February come and gone, it’s time to turn our eyes to March and the bounty of horror novels that
Mystery Meat: the Death Erection
Tell me where is fancy bred?In the heart or in the head?How begot, how nourishéd? —William Shakespeare: Merchant of
What Any Dead Thing Wants
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Six Books That Prove Vampires are Cool (and terrifying) Again
With the hotly anticipated second season of Interview with the Vampire on the horizon, as well as a period piece
7 Iconic Goth Scenes in Horror Films
It’s safe to say the safest stomping ground for goths is the horror genre. Those who are considered the weirdest
Places That Are Haunted, and Places That Haunt
Why do humans exhibit such fascination toward allegedly haunted places? These are the grounds—houses, hospitals, schools—where tragedies happened in the