Sometimes dead is better
Zo is reviewing this supernatural creeper set in 14th century Korea. A curse is killing the sons of the kingdom’s highest-ranking official. When the final son dies, his pregnant widow, Ok-bun, must face vicious family politics and the vengeful spirit descending on the household. Check it out!
Read MoreDave is back with his book vs movie series and he’s talking all about Legion vs The Exorcist III. Which one is the best?Let’s find out!
Read MoreOur brand new team member Gus is talking all about S&Man, a horrific film that can shake you to your core. Also spoilers!
Read MoreDouglas is sharing why he loves Afterlife With Archie - Hammer Horror nightmare fuel goodness. Check out his review and let us know what you love about the comic book series!
Read MoreEVERYTHING COMING TO SHUDDER IN SEPTEMBER!!! Creepshow, Train to Busan, The Taking of Deborah Logan AND MORE!
Read MoreThis is the seventh in a recurring series I will be doing highlighting obscure, unknown, forgotten and underrated horror movies. The goal is to bring to light great horror of yesterday and today, that are just not on most people’s radar. Just assume spoilers will be included. Enjoy. - Bud
Read More“Words, thoughts and manic rantings under the influence of strong drink and fine smoky treats.” Joe is reviewing Layden Robinson’s short story collection, The Havoc Tree. Check it out!
Read MoreA short story from our very own Lorenzo. What happens when someone relies on their own demons to help them?
Read MoreJoe is reviewing an often overlooked and definitely underrated 80’s horror novel by T.E.D. Klein. Is it worth checking out? Click and see….
Read MoreHorror Bound had a staff book club this summer and we all read The Ritual by Adam Nevill. Dave is comparing the book vs the movie in this article, check it out and let us know which one you preferred!
Read MoreBud is doing his monthly deep dive into a horror franchise, and August is all about Alien! Come read Bud’s views on the flicks, which ones he loved, which ones he hated, and his ranking order!
Read MoreJoe is doing a double review today of Brian Evenson’s short story collections Song For The Unraveling of The World and Fugue State. Check it out!
Read MoreA new short story written by our pal Doug Klein. A man struggles to deal with reality - he needs to find work and get his shit together. But the Chrysalis Engine is calling…..
Read MoreWhat if you had to pretend to be a zombie to survive? Hanson’s been living like a zombie since the apocalypse. Until he learns that his zombie crush is, like him, a human pretending to be a zombie. She introduces him to the Human Underground, shows him how to love and teaches him that living is more than just being alive.
Angie is reviewing Zombie Run - check it out!
Read MorePsycho II came out in 1983 and I believe it never got the credit it deserved. An interesting, twisted little sequel that pays respect to the original and allows Anthony Perkins to show off his powerhouse acting skills.
Read MoreThe shadow of the Bellows family has loomed large in the small town of Mill Valley for generations. It's in a mansion that young Sarah Bellows turns her tortured life and horrible secrets into a series of scary stories. These terrifying tales soon have a way of becoming all too real for a group of unsuspecting teens who stumble upon Sarah's spooky home.
Lorenzo is reviewing Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark…come see if it’s worth the watch…
Read MoreThree friends search for an infamous internet video of an urban legend with devastating consequences; a passionate drummer joins the band of his dreams, or perhaps his nightmares; a man tries to find fame in a world where the mundane call the shots; and a grieving father loses his grip on reality. These ten stories delve into a world of darkness and suffering, where the terrors are more vivid than they may appear. Blood is spilled, minds are destroyed, as madness ultimately reigns victorious.
Joe and Dave are reviewing friend of the site, Morgan K Tanner’s latest; The Mind’s Plague.
Read MoreEverything gets tied up in a nice little green bow this week as we’ve reached the end of the road, friends. Plus some final comments from the author. Before we drain the swamp and bid adieu to the bayou, let’s unwrap the conclusion of Swamp Thing in episode 10: Loose Ends - Dan
Read MoreThis is the seventh in a recurring series Bud will be doing highlighting obscure, unknown, forgotten and underrated horror movies. The goal is to bring to light great horror of yesterday and today that just are not on most people’s radar. Just assume spoilers will be included. This week Bud is tackling…FEAST!
Read MoreShudder’s latest exclusive is Incident in a Ghost Land, the much talked about and controversial flick from Pascal Laugier. Check out what Holly-Mae thinks of this crazy flick, complete with spoilers!
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