An updated examination of a prolific novel about one man’s survival in an apocalyptic, vampire-infested world.

A review of "The White Room" by A. J. Matthews leaves us with moments of fright and loads of longing.

Darren Shan, author of the popular Cirque Du Freak vampire series, is set to release Book Nine of his equally impressive Demonata saga this summer. I will review each book of the demon series in quick succession.

Corruption runs rampant in Young Goodman Brown´s world; a study of the classic short story by American great Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Many sub-genres of horror literature have emerged, specific to the regions that produced them. A look at Faulkner and his southern gothic literature short story "A Rose for Emily"

A recent change of management has led a young rock band to the dark walls of what is affectionately known as The Tower, an ancient and large dwelling in the middle of nowhere. The mansion boasts an extensive history of brutal violence and death, and it is about to add some fresh blood to its resume

We’re used to vampires who are both deadly and benign, the types of characters that we actually want sucking our blood. In his latest vampire novel, "Vampire Zero: A Gruesome Vampire Tale," David Wellington reminds us why we were really frightened of them in the first place.

Horror may arguably be divided into many categories and sub-genres...here are three of the more common types of horror literature.

The Nightmarist Review - A look at the disturbing graphic novel by acclaimed writer/artist Duncan Rouleau

Evil comes from the most unexpected of places.