Dying to Live – Book Review
With Dying To Live, we see Kim Paffenroth not only knows zombies, but that he also knows the human condition as well.
Resurrection House – Book Review
The eight reprinted and two new stories in Resurrection House horrifically reflect reminders of the fragility of being human.
Demon Days – Book Review
Richard Finney and D. L. Snell have traced the outlines of a possibly transfixing tale; but don’t manage to give enough form, color, or texture to the narrative. It seems unfinished.
Under The Dome – Book Review
What happens when Stephen King, the 800-pound gorilla of horror, writes an over one thousand page novel? It works: He validates his weight; and even throws it around, a little.
The Pleasure and Pain of Cult Horror Films – Book Review
In The Pleasure and Pain of Cult Horror Films: An Historical Survey, a Polish writer takes a look at the genre movies which are cinematically subversive.
The Darkly Splendid Realm – Book Review
After Charnel Wine (2004) and the excellent Omens (2007), Canadian author Richard Gavin returns with a new collection featuring thirteen short stories, most of whom previously unpublished.
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