Ira Levin's prolific tale of horror, love, betrayal, corruption, and the dangers of having the Devil's baby. Now a miniseries, Rosemary's Baby continues to remind us that darkness is everywhere and is never more evident than in the oppression of others.

A look at classic children's novel The Thief of Always by Clive Barker. Imagine a house where every morning was Christmas and every night was Halloween. A special place where fantasies are reality, reality is fantasy, and horror is just a short walk away. Welcome, children, to Holiday House.

A discussion on Stephen King´s epic character Randall Flagg, an exploration of his complex nature, and a look at how the antagonist has made the world of horror a better place.

With story credited to Anne Rice of The Vampire Chronicles fame, Ashley Marie Witter offers a graphic novel adaptation of the classic Interview with the Vampire tale, this time told from the perspective of immortal child-turned vampire, Claudia.

A review of The Deep - A Woodcutter's Grim Novel by Karen Wiesner. When her father unleashes a mythological evil on a broken family and the mysterious town of Woodcutter's Grim, it is up to Cheyenne Welch to return to the origins of her recurring fairy tale nightmares to finally face The Deep.

In Doctor Sleep, sequel to Stephen King's The Shining, a now-grown Dan "Danny" Torrance struggles to escape the ghosts of his past by using his special gifts to provide aid to the dying. When a threat known as The True Knot rises, Dan must once again use the shining to battle the forces of evil.

From the vast expanse of timeless darkness, an underlying murmur, a faint whisper that has been at the periphery of sanity and thought since human beings emerged from the muck of existence: Cthulhu. Does Lovecraft's Cthulhu symbolically underscore the more sinister aspects of human nature?

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