We review Shaun Jeffrey´s hellish short story collection, Voyeurs of Death. Stop watching.

A look at Faulker's time-honored Gothic tale of love, loss, and murder set against the backdrop of a decaying southern town.

Over thirty years after the alleged story took place, “The Amityville Horror” continues to haunt the American consciousness. With a new film in the works, Jay Anson’s “true story” on a family tormented by an evil house has forged itself into horror history.

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

A cornerstone of the horror literature movement, “evil” has existed in numerous forms throughout horror’s history. Yet defining what "evil" actually is becomes tricky, if not altogether elusive.

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"

As part of our countdown to Halloween horror, we review the young adult horror anthology "Daemon Hall" by Andrew Nance.

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

Horror Literature Fans, Unite! It´s time to take matters into your own hands.

Have a burning desire to write horror or are you simply wanting to analyze it to death? Here are a few ideas to help get you started!