It’s easy to take the accessibility of movies for granted now that we live in a high-tech world populated by streaming giants and cheap video-on-demand. However,...
The rise of widely available internet during the late 90s and early 2000s gave up-and-coming authors a brand-new avenue through which they could share their words...
“When all else fails, give up and go to the library.” And that’s exactly what we’re doing today: Join the Losers at the Derry Public Library,...
Whether nestled inside in the cool air conditioning or stretched out under the blazing sun, this summer belongs to great horror books for all tastes and...
Hope you’re hungry because this episode is all about hearty meals and tasty treats. For decades now, Stephen King has been whetting the appetites of Constant...
A fable told to zombie children in Z-World. We could always use more horror-themed books for children, as they’re a great (and safe) way to introduce...
With some of Stephen King’s most popular books hitting the big and small screen including The Dark Tower, IT, Gerald’s Game, Mr. Mercedes and 1922, to name only...
Fall is here and Halloween is fast approaching. By now you’ve likely filled out your October horror watchlists, but what about a good old-fashioned story? With...
The Necronomicon has of course become synonymous with the Evil Dead franchise, but it was H.P. Lovecraft who introduced the world to the fictional “Book of the...
We hope you’re hungry. It’s time for seconds. Fans of Alvin Schwartz/Stephen Gammell’s nightmarish Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark series instantly fell in love...
You just know Carol’s cookies are delicious. What better way to celebrate this coming October’s return of “The Walking Dead” than by cooking up some dishes...
The man behind high-end company Dragon Rebound Editions provides a pretty damn unique service to book lovers, particularly fans of Stephen King. His name is Paul, and...
From Skinner comes “The Necronomicon”, a pop-up book featuring illustrations from five seminal H.P. Lovecraft stories: The Dunwich Horror, The Shadow Out of Time, The Call...
Badass Deadite slayer. New York Times bestseller. Fifteen years after the release of autobiography If Chins Could Kill, Bruce Campbell is back with Hail to the...
They made the impossible possible. No genre has pushed the limits of practical effects more than the horror genre, and our friend Heather Wixson is celebrating...
Ermahgerd. Nostalger. Like the horror movies of the ’80s, the Goosebumps books are as fondly remembered for their stories as they are the artwork that convinced...
These are the things that make us smile. Anyone who ever read one of Alvin Schwartz’s controversial Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books as a...
Only once did Stine’s editors tone down the material in a Goosebumps book. In celebration of the release of brand new book Attack of the Jack!...
Next month, George Romero returns to the world he created in 1968. Set for release on July 11th from St. Martin’s Griffin, the new horror anthology book...
So what happened before the events of Alien: Covenant? In addition to writing the novelization for Alien: Covenant, available now, author Alan Dean Foster (who also...
If you’re a fan of The Lost Boys, you NEED this book. Jam packed with over 400 behind the scenes photos (many NEVER before seen) as...
So what really happened to Shaw? We’ll soon find out. Originally announced as a sequel to Alien: Covenant, we’ve now learned that Alan Dean Foster’s upcoming...
All new, original stories based on Night of the Living Dead! George Romero’s days of making zombie movies may sadly be behind him, but make no...
The world’s creepiest adult coloring book is getting a sequel. Released by IDW Publishing last year, Alan Robert‘s adult coloring book “The Beauty of Horror” quickly...
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