Sometimes dead is better
Drawing on local folk tales of vengeful banshees, dusk-dwelling monsters, and other forms of the undead, this collection of five short stories will transport readers to the deep, dark abyss where demon forever resides: the human mind. - Dave reviews
Read MoreLousy Lottery #5 is here! Josh reviews The Monster Squad. Once you’re done reading this - go to twitter and vote for his next watch.
Read MoreCalvin Demmer is a Horror Bound favorite. Joe reviews the latest collection, “Demmer writes each story in a way only he can, creating believable characters and then subjecting them to the worst possible events that could happen on any of these holidays.”
Read MoreThings have gotten strange for Lorenzo….
Read MoreOur new book reviewer, Brendan, has a great anthology review for you!
Read MoreDoug is doing a special monthly series where he walks us through each decade of Godzilla films leading up to this November’s latest Godzilla release.
Read MoreForest does another wonderful deep dive into his origin story, this time with Dawn of the Dead.
Read MoreExcerpt for Daath Comes Calling By Peter Inserra
Read MoreLockdown got you down? Amira is giving us a brief history or pandemic type films and a great list of recs to watch!
Read MoreOne night Bud mentioned to the team that “demons are just ghosts of bears” and we were all like…wait…WHAT?! And so he wrote this deep dive into theories behind ghosts and what exactly they good be. Buckle in kiddos.
Read MoreOn a snowy eve, Little Holly's sister and father are killed by her frantic mother. Years later, Holly is married, lonely, and her life is soon about take a turn for the ultra weird, when she visits "Umbrella of Love and Mind". - double trouble review by Bud and Dave
Read MoreOur dear friend and writer, Ezekiel Kincaid has a new book out. Lorenzo reviews!
Read MoreA riveting mystery and a moody horror tale, Josh is reviewing!
Read MoreAn engineer from out of town disappears.Then Conor Mitchell’s girlfriend. Then his parents. The townspeople of Sedrow Woolley, Washington are vanishing at a horrifying rate. But they come back. They all come back days later, and they’re different: Hungry. Insectile. Creatures posing as humans. Because Conor knows the truth, and because the entire police force has already been changed, and because there’s nowhere to run from an evil that only wants to spread, his sole option is to fight. But they have no intention of letting him leave town. - Joe reviews
Read MoreIt’s time for Lousy Lottery 4! It’s Ghouliiiieeessss…..
Read MorePart two of The Eden Strain
Read MoreTroubled college freshman Luke suffers a violent family trauma and resurrects his childhood imaginary friend Daniel to help him cope. Charismatic and full of manic energy, Daniel helps Luke to achieve his dreams, before pushing him to the very edge of sanity and into a desperate struggle for control of his mind—and his soul. Starring Patrick Schwarzenegger, Miles Robbins, Sasha Lane, Hannah Marks and Mary Stuart Masterson, written and directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer. - reviewed by Violet
Read MoreEvery once in a while, I like to revisit horror films that I generally didn’t have a good appreciation for. This series of reviews is going to be called Horror Bound Revisited and will be my usual style of how I review a film, but will focus primarily on movies that I used to dislike…and since it’s been about a decade now, why not start with a movie that made its debut the summer I moved to America from my home and native land, Canada? Here is my review for… The Last Exorcism.
Read MoreShow some love is BACK - this week Bud is talking about a little known film Anyone Home? A tale of one woman’s madness.
Read MoreOur newest writer, Amira, is here to share a lovely and moving tribute to the late Stuart Gordon
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