Review: Amador Lockdown I don’t find American horror films particularly scary and haven’t done for many years now. Whenever I have the inclination to be terrified I turn to South Korean and Japanese horror films which always leave me unnerved. It’s a while since I read horror and I don’t recall the last time I [...]
Review: Bitten Werewolves are one of the popular ingredients for horror stories and films but there is always the challenge to do something different with them rather than rehashing what has gone before. Dan O’Brien’s Bitten explores the myth of werewolves but from a slightly different angle. In the cold Minnesotan town of Locke some [...]
Review: The Crimson Pact: Volume Two Although not every story appealed to me in the first volume of The Crimson Pact, I felt it was a good collection overall with plenty of variety. Volume Two promised more of the same but this time with the added bonus of sequels to some of the stories from [...]
Blurb First published in 1820, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” remains one of the most well known pieces of early American fiction still read today. Set in a quaint, New York village in the years following the Revolutionary War, Washington Irving’s groundbreaking ghost story is at times chilling and delightfully conspiratorial in its dark humor. [...]
