Sometimes dead is better
“Throughout history, there have been certain moral evils so entangling, so alluring, that they routinely give birth to countless other evils in the hearts of human beings. From antiquity, these "capital vices" have been known as the seven deadly sins.” Joe is reviewing the anthology, The Seven Deadliest. Check it out!
Read More“After years of abuse, Russell is faced with a decision: do better, become a better man, or embrace his budding psychopathy and enjoy the ride.” Dave is reviewing the recently released novel The Bedwetter: Journal of a Budding Psychopath by Lee Allen Howard. Check it out!
Read More“A trio of expats living in Asia form a tenuous bond based on mutual attraction, sexual obsession and the insatiable desire to experience the deadliest of thrills.“ Joe is reviewing Karen Runge’s Seeing Double!
Read MoreThe Luminous Dead is a terrifying novel set in a twisted cave system as one woman fights for her life to survive. I LOVED THIS BOOK! Check out my review and then go freakin’ READ IT!
Read More“What does carrion taste like? Andi has to know. The vultures circling outside her home taunt and invite her to come understand the secrets hiding in their banquet of decay. Fascination morphs into an obsessive need to know what the vultures know…..”
Joe read and reviewed Sara’s latest novella and I had a chance to chat with her about her process and her recent Stoker award win!
Read MoreEver wanted to read an epic book about murderous mermaids in the Mariana’s Trench? Didn’t know you needed it until now? Mira Grant’s epic novel Into the Drowning Deep is an absolute joy to read and I’m sharing my review with ya’ll today.
Read MoreWhat if you didn’t just take Garfield at face value? What if you dug a little deeper and really looked between the lines? Tyler spent his childhood afraid of Garfield but unable to pinpoint why. As an adult he’s done a deep, dark investigation and uncovered how creepy this orange cat really is.
Read MoreBryce is taking us down a 90’s teen fiction memory lane and this month it’s exam themed! You can’t get to summer break until you finish those dreaded exams. Bryce is reviewing Crash Course and Final Exam! Check it out!
Read MoreJoe is reviewing an urban horror novel called Devouring Dark about a man plagued by a malevolent darkness since childhood. He’s learned to wield his powers and is now working as a supernatural vigilante! He quickly finds himself ensnared in a criminal enterprise run by a brutal mobster. Check out the review!
Read More“Three friends, an empty fuel tank, a desolate dirt road, and a hike through the woods in the middle of a snow storm; what could go wrong? Only everything.” Joe is reviewing Howl and I got a chance to interview Renee Miller about this awesome novella. Check it out!
Read MoreHolly-Mae is spotlighting an author that never gets enough love or credit - the incredible Shirley Jackson. Learn about the hard life she lead and leave with some excellent book recommendations. Check it out!
Read MoreDave is reviewing Beverley Lee’s novel The Making of Gabriel Davenport and then I had a chat with Beverley about her inspirations and some book recommendations. Check it out!
Read MoreThe Bram Stoker Award Winners and Nominees were announced this past weekend. Check out the full list here for lots of goodies to add to your TBR!
Read MoreWerewolf week is in full swing and today we have a novella review and an author interview for you. All you need to know is this: circus. clown. werewolf.
Read MoreWant a werewolf read? Eric’s got you covered with Fangoria Presents: Carnivorous Lunar Activities by Max Booth III. Check out his review:
Read MoreThree bothers, one found dead in the middle of the outback. Was it suicide? Or was it murder? I’m giving my review of Jane Harper’s newest novel; The Lost Man.
Read MoreBryce is continuing his series of reviewing 90’s teen horror. This month it’s the king R.L. Stine and his novel The Girlfriend. Betrayal, love, threats….it’s got it all. Dive in and learn all about it!
Read More“Later, the four remaining women could fully agree on only two things. One: No one saw the bushland swallow up Alice Russell. And two: Alice had a mean streak so sharp it could cut you.” I’M BACK TO YELL AT YOU ABOUT HOW GOOD JANE HARPER IS!!! I read her second book and here’s my review….please be seated…
Read MoreThe Dry by Jane Harper blew my FREAKIN’ mind! And now I’m here to convert you to Church of Harper. Dive in and read my review….spoilers clearly marked…
Read MoreYou’ll find her on a lonely highway, hitchhiking at midnight. She calls herself Rhee, but everyone else knows her by another name: Resurrection Mary. And when she’s transported home each night to a decrepit mansion on a lane to nowhere, she’s not alone.
In the antique mirror, call her name three times, and Bloody Mary will appear. Outside, wandering through a garden of poisonous flowers is Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary, a nursery rhyme come to gruesome life. Downstairs is another jump-rope rhyme—Mary Mack, forever conscripted to build her own coffin. And brooding in the corner with her horse skull is the restless Mari Lwyd.
They are the Marys.