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‘Whalefall’ Trailer: Austin Abrams Swallowed Alive In Survival Thriller Based on Daniel Kraus’ Eponymous Novel
‘American Summer’ Filmmaker Michael W. Gray Talks Baseball, First Love and Enduring Childhood Memories
Brand-New Bangers: Noteworthy Nods’ Top Tracks of August 2026
Netflix Orders Six-Part Series Based on Roald Dahl’s Adult Short Stories
Dan Stevens Is Ready to Serve the Public Trust as RoboCop in New Prime Video Series
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Movie Review: A Symphony of Savagery That Overplays Its Hand
‘Toy Story 5’ Movie Review: A Heartfelt Celebration of Imagination in a Digital World
‘Obsession’ Movie Review: The Death of the Meet-Cute and the Dark, Twisted Reality of Controlled Desires
‘HOKUM’ Movie Review: A Meticulously Malignant Psychological Conundrum Served with Caustic Wit
Future Perfect: 10 Sci‑Fi Films That Find Hope Amid the Rise of AI and Technology
- Movie/TV/Author Interviews
‘American Summer’ Filmmaker Michael W. Gray Talks Baseball, First Love and Enduring Childhood Memories
Kayla Ancrum Talks Giving Frankenstein a Tenderly Bruising Resurrection in New Novel ‘Adam, Mine’
Eric LaRocca Talks ‘We Turn Gruesome At Night’ and the Fine Line Between Purging Darkness and Feeding It
Josh Malerman on New Novel ‘Pictures of You’: When Admiration Curdles Into Obsession
Author Jo Salazar on IF WE SURVIVE THE NIGHT: Putting Psychology at the Heart of the Zombie Apocalypse
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Sydney’s Crocodylus Talk Doubling Down on Garage-Punk Chaos with New Album ‘Limbo, Please Be Good To Me’
Riding a Maximum High: Shed Seven celebrate 30 years with Triumphant ‘Shedcember X’ Winter Tour
Rick McMurray Talks The Transition from ASH to Solo Side Project BURNED AS WITCHES
Tom Clarke Talks Social Disguises: The Enemy’s Comeback Album Made on Their Own Terms
INTERVIEW: Composer Geoff Zanelli on Navigating Tonal Whiplash to Score ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’
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Dan Stevens Is Ready to Serve the Public Trust as RoboCop in New Prime Video Series
Scared Straight to Serenity: Finding Catharsis Amidst the Chaos of Horror
Escape Reality: The Most Thrilling Horror Movies That Will Help You Forget the World’s Woes!
Reimagining the ’80s: 10 Movies That Could Shine with a 2020s Twist
Zack Snyder to write and direct long-gestating ‘Escape from New York’ remake
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‘Whalefall’ Trailer: Austin Abrams Swallowed Alive In Survival Thriller Based on Daniel Kraus’ Eponymous Novel
‘Her First Cruise Ship’: An Exclusive Excerpt from ‘Something Followed Us Home,’ a New Anthology of Latiné Horror Edited by Cynthia Pelayo
Kayla Ancrum Talks Giving Frankenstein a Tenderly Bruising Resurrection in New Novel ‘Adam, Mine’
Eric LaRocca Talks ‘We Turn Gruesome At Night’ and the Fine Line Between Purging Darkness and Feeding It
Josh Malerman on New Novel ‘Pictures of You’: When Admiration Curdles Into Obsession
- Author Interviews
Kayla Ancrum Talks Giving Frankenstein a Tenderly Bruising Resurrection in New Novel ‘Adam, Mine’
Eric LaRocca Talks ‘We Turn Gruesome At Night’ and the Fine Line Between Purging Darkness and Feeding It
Josh Malerman on New Novel ‘Pictures of You’: When Admiration Curdles Into Obsession
Trapped in a Murderous Time Loop: Rachel Harrison Talks the Twisted, Terrifying Fun of ‘Kiss, Slay, Replay’
Author Jo Salazar on IF WE SURVIVE THE NIGHT: Putting Psychology at the Heart of the Zombie Apocalypse
- Book Reviews
Kayla Ancrum Talks Giving Frankenstein a Tenderly Bruising Resurrection in New Novel ‘Adam, Mine’
Eric LaRocca Talks ‘We Turn Gruesome At Night’ and the Fine Line Between Purging Darkness and Feeding It
Josh Malerman on New Novel ‘Pictures of You’: When Admiration Curdles Into Obsession
Trapped in a Murderous Time Loop: Rachel Harrison Talks the Twisted, Terrifying Fun of ‘Kiss, Slay, Replay’
Author Jo Salazar on IF WE SURVIVE THE NIGHT: Putting Psychology at the Heart of the Zombie Apocalypse
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Author Interviews
Anyone who’s read Eric LaRocca is well aware of their unique gift for conjuring visceral nightmares with the elegance of a poet. A Bram...
Author Interviews
Being admired by someone is typically flattering, unless you discover that your admirer has no intention of letting you leave. That’s precisely the setup...
Author Interviews
Rachel Harrison is back with Kiss, Slay, Replay, a darkly playful new horror novel that further establishes her as one of the genre’s most distinctive...
MUSIC
August is done, and that can only mean one thing: it’s time for another edition of Noteworthy Nods – our monthly round-up of the...
Author Interviews
What happens to the human psyche when the world as we know it comes to an end? For Jo Salazar, the apocalypse isn’t so...
Author Interviews
Few settings lend themselves more naturally to Gothic horror than Venice, and in Donyae Coles‘ The Sunken,The Adored, the city becomes the setting for...
Author Interviews
Repressed desires have a nasty habit of finding their way back to the surface – and in A.P. Thayer’s Tapeworm, they return ravenous and...
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Sony’s latest instalment in one of horror’s most revered sagas, Insidious: Out of the Further, hits cinemas this Friday, August 21, 2026. Amelia Eve (“The...
Author Interviews
W.H. Chizmar on Survival Horror Novel THEM: “Difference Is a Creek That Flows Into the Lake of Fear”
The psychologically rich post-apocalyptic horror story Them was initially released in monthly 10,000-word instalments to readers of author W.H. Chizmar’s Patreon page before being...
Author Interviews
Reality has a tendency to unravel in a Clay McLeod Chapman story. The uncanny crawls its way into the everyday, horror gives way to...
MUSIC
We’ve officially hit the peak of summer, which can only mean one thing: it’s time to unpack July’s absolute best releases. Welcome to the...
Author Interviews
Author Viggy Parr Hampton’s latest horror novel, Ripped Up the Middle in Two is all set to publish this coming July 29 through the...
Author Interviews
Monsters only truly frighten this particular writer if they materialize in worlds we recognize—where the people, places, and histories feel real enough to get...
Book Reviews
It’s hard to remember a time when horror felt quite this essential. Over the course of the first half of 2026, we’ve seen the...
Author Interviews
Brighton-based author Araminta Hall‘s menacing, twist-laden novel Unreliable Narrator is set for publication in the US this 14 July. Offering a fresh perspective on...
Author Interviews
‘Come to me, and be mine for eternity’ Historical fiction author Charlotte Cross launches her debut novel, The Brides, in the US tomorrow (7...
MUSIC
We’ve crossed the threshold into July, which means it’s time to look back at June’s most essential singles with another edition of Noteworthy Nods:...