Sometimes dead is better
Collected together for the first time ever, these sixteen provocative and intensely chilling tales by multi-award-winning-author Alan Baxter venture into the depths of the darkest and most shadowy places where unspeakable horrors are the predators and we the willing prey. -reviewed by Joe!
Read MoreA brother and sister enter a field of tall grass to rescue a boy, but they soon realize they cannot escape and something evil lurks in the grass. Lorenzo is reviewing this Netflix original, streaming now!
Read MoreThe future is bleak and bathed in neon. After a disastrous string of global nuclear wars and biological bombings, the world has rebuilt. The landscape of the former United States stands as a prime example of this new era of life on Earth. Now the United Conglomerate Metropolitans, a coalition of massive high-tech city-states house most of the population. Corporate warfare runs amuck as companies look to take over and rule as the metros slowly eat themselves alive with dangerous tech, genetics, and corruption. Within this dystopian landscape, horror has found new ways of manifesting. Where does flesh meet firmware? Where does terror meet technology? Within the scarlet nexus of life and death in a dying future, old nightmares are retrofitted to continue among the chrome castles and radioactive fields of tomorrow. These are the stories that this world has to tell.
Read MoreHorribly disfigured after a freak accident, doctors perform a radical medical procedure on an aspiring young fashion designer. But when the bandages come off, the side effects soon cause her to develop an insatiable appetite for human blood. - Lorenzo is reviewing the Soska twins latest; RABID
Read More2020 is here old sports and Dahlia has put together the 10 movies we’re most excited to see this year!
Read MoreHigh school seniors Ben Laramie and Lilian Roth attend Ghostland on opening day, eager to experience all the thrills and chills the Augmented Reality haunting experience has to offer. Breakthrough technology captures ghosts within fixed loops, but when a computer virus sets them free and the park goes into lockdown, Ben and Lilian find themselves trapped in an endless nightmare. With time running short and the dead outnumbering the living, the survivors must tap into their knowledge of horror and video games to escape… or become Ghostland's newest exhibits. - Joe is reviewing
Read MoreStephen King loves to cameo, and we love to watch him cameo. Here are my ten favorite Stephen King drop in moments!
Read MoreA big part of the team decided to come together and pick their favorite horror movies from the past decade. Check it out and let us know your favorites!
Read MoreFour of us at Horror Bound have put together our various top 10 horror reads of the year! Lots of great reads in here, check it out and fill up your TBR for 2020.
Read MoreA short story by our newest writer, Frazer. What if you began to see creatures attached to everyone, but you were the only one who could see them? Jump into the horror now….
Read MoreCuriosity may have killed the cat, but supernatural curiosities brought it back. A Jack-in-the-Box made from skulls. A monster egg in the mail. A sketchbook bridging imagination with reality. What other wondrous and terrible secrets will these survivors tell? Cruel Works of Nature is a collection of 11 horror novellas about strange and exciting supernatural encounters. - E. Reyes is reviewing!
Read More2020 is here old sports! And Shudder as always is bringing us some awesome content. Check out everything streaming in January on both American and Canadian Shudder!
Read More“Readers will journey to the depths of hell, go on a daddy-daughter date, learn what's locked in Lee's basement, watch a mother battle postpartum depression, eat the world's messiest birthday cake with Brian, and try to survive in the English countryside during the blitz.” - Dave reviews!
Read MoreBryce continues to take us down a 90’s teen fiction memory lane. For Christmas Day he’s reviewing Slay Ride - time to get dark on Christmas ya’ll.
Read MoreA young boy named Pietari and his friend Juuso think a secret mountain drilling project near their home in northern Finland has uncovered the tomb of Santa Claus. However, this is a monstrous, evil Santa, much unlike the cheery St. Nick of legend. When Pietari's father captures a feral old man in his wolf trap, the man may hold the key to why reindeer are being slaughtered and children are disappearing. -Dan reviews this Christmas classic
Read MoreA few of the Horror Bound’s writers got together to share their TOP 5 HORROR MOVIES of 2019! Check out the lists and let us know your fav!
Read MoreDahlia is doing a deep dive into horror and technology. From Chopping Mall to Ex Machina. Let’s talk about our eventual AI overlords….
Read MoreThink only Halloween has got the goods when it comes to anthology filmmaking? Well think again, because they ain’t got nothing on Christmas! Ever wanted to find out who would win in a fight between Santa and Krampus? Then click on as we revisit this new holiday classic from 2015, A Christmas Horror Story.
Read MoreSomething special today from one of our new writer’s Carlos….a mini script called John Doe…CHECK IT OUT!
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