If you ever wanted Saw to take place in the ’80s but also include every horror archetype in existence, this is for you. Carnival Kills by Caesar Daniels is a throwback horror with plenty of gore. I was given this book in exchange for an honest review, and I’m excited to get into it this […]
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Charlie is every dark romance writer’s nightmare— and he can be yours too! It’s Me, Charlie by C.M. Guidroz is an extreme horror novella that reminds us all to be careful who we speak to online. I’m on a splatterpunk role this month (kicked off by 100% Match, another incel-vibe), and this was a fantastic
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Get ready to squirm! 100% Match by Patrick C. Harrison III is a love story for the sick and twisted— sorta. This KU horror novella is a must-read for those extreme horror lovers, and for good reason. Check out the full review to find out why I’m still thinking about this book weeks later. I
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Nothing is as it seems in this J-horror manga. My Husband Is Asleep In The Freezer is our horror manga of the week, and this one was good enough for a midnight binge! Nana’s dealing with a complicated and abusive relationship with her husband, and when she’s finally pushed past her breaking point, not even
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Even the most diligent readers hit the dreaded reader slump. Suddenly, none of the books on your TDR look appealing, your ability to finish books is shattered, and you’re not quite sure how to get your spark back. Everyone has a different method for dealing with a reading slump. If you need to try something
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Mrs. Grayson has lived alone since he husband died— or has she? Deadbolt by John Ashley is a horror short story that will have you double-checking your doors tonight. Ready to dive into this review? Let’s get started! What is Deadbolt About? There’s an innate, human fear about getting older. Your body fails you, your
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Being a teenager is hard. Being a teenager and having your only real friend turn into a Japanese-style water spirit and your nemesis get her butt ripped out (???) and be suspected of her murder is harder. S.C. Mendes and Nikki Noir have written a great teen scream, so let’s dig into Cucumbers and Comforters!
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(Trigger warning: CSA, SA, Suicide/ideation) To say I adore Lucinda Berry would be an understatement. I first listened to her audiodrama One Of Our Own on Everand last year and have been hooked ever since. Saving Noah by Lucinda Berry is a dark and twisted story that forces all of us to take an uncomfortable
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Stress and schoolwork have completely zapped my energy for reading this week. But as I mentioned in my post on banishing reading slumps, one of my favourite ways out of this is choose your own adventure novels. This format works fabulously in the horror genre, and while I could have done with some more adult
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Be My Friend by Mique Watson is the perfect cross between a true crime podcast and the real-life horrors of the internet. Clocking in at 100 pages, this novella will live with you far after you’ve finished it. And if you’re not a fan of the splatterpunk genre, reader beware! I picked up Be My
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