Anyone who’s ever been a full-time caregiver, either professionally or voluntarily, knows that a strange intimacy emerges in even the coldest, most emotionally detached circumstances. There’s...
Chuck Tingle‘s writing is embedded with a particular tonal trick that makes him perfectly suited to horror. “Propulsive” is the first word that comes to mind...
You’re Dead to Me, the new Gen-Z horror film from director Juan Pablo Arias Munoz, bills itself as a love letter to ’90s horror classics, and...
We’re in the thick of summer reading season, and that means loads of fresh genre books to take to the beach or cozy up with by...
There’s a lot of reading left to do in 2026, between the glut of summer releases and the approach of fall, when horror titles get a...
Paul Tremblay didn’t start his writing career believing he’d be battling machines over the sanctity of his job, but like so many writers of his generation,...
There’s something really insidious, in a great way, about setting a horror story in a movie theater. It’s something filmmakers have known for decades, going back...
Read enough Paul Tremblay novels and one word comes to dominate your thinking around his fiction: “Daring.” Whether he’s playing with traditional novelistic forms, holding conversations...
Daniel Kraus is the 2026 recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction thanks to the epic highwire act of his World War I fantasy/horror novel Angel...
Possession horror that focuses on the family of the afflicted, rather than the afflicted themselves or the doctors and priests tasked with solving a supernatural mystery,...
Stephen Graham Jones is one of those horror literature names you know, even if you’re not that into horror literature. The author of The Only Good...
There’s an air of the improbable in every step of George A. Romero‘s career, something that began when his feature debut accidentally fell into the public...
Steven Spielberg has always been conversant in the cinematic language of the horror genre, despite relatively few credits in the genre. His contributions as a writer...
Writer/director Izabel Pakzad built her feature directorial debut, Find Your Friends, from her own experience, an ominous car chase on a desert road late one night...
This Tempting Madness, the new thriller from director and co-writer Jennifer E. Montgomery, opens with a title card that ties it to a true story and...
There’s a layer of the mythic in everything Cynthia Pelayo writes, whether she’s charting the little-known history of her home city of Chicago or digging deep...
We have entered summer reading season. Schools are emptying, beaches are filling, and it’s a great time to pack a tote full of brand-new books and...
Horror films are each an exercise, in some way or another, in the controlled build-up and release of tension. This means a lot of things, but...
Terror Train, like so many other horror films of its era, was drowned out by a genre cacophony. The film hit theaters just a few months...
Hildur Knútsdóttir is just beginning to introduce herself to English-language audiences, but she’s already made quite an impression. Her horror novella The Night Guest was one...
I’ve often said that the horror novella is the 85-minute movie of the horror lit world. The format, typically resulting in a story between 100 and...
Aging caught up with Nick Cutter. Like most horror authors, the writer behind The Troop, The Deep, and other modern classics of the genre is aware...
For more than a decade now, Nick Cutter‘s novel The Troop has been one of those horror books readers just can’t stop talking about. If you’ve...
Make Me Better, the latest novel from genre star Sarah Gailey, emerges in a place you think you can predict. It begins with some classic genre...
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