Horror Book Reviews
KILLER PICTURES by HOPE MADDEN – Book review
An ode to the greatest horror movies— or at least mine, anyways. Killer Pictures by Hope Madden is a horror novella that reminds us that art imitates life. Whether that’s good or bad is up to you. This novella was a quick read over my weekend and has been a really great introductory to ARCs. […]
We Need To Do Something – Horror Novel Review
As if being trapped in a bathroom with your family wasn’t enough, hell has also broken loose outside. We Need To Do Something by Max Booth III is a tense novel that focuses on the One True Horror: family secrets. Let’s dive in! What Is We Need To Do Something About? To be part of […]
Clowns Vs. Spiders – Horror Book Review
The perfect horror combination, wrapped up in the perfect wit of Jeff Strand. Clowns vs. Spiders is a skin crawling horror that will force you to face the impossible question: Could I survive a wave of man-eating spiders? And more importantly, could I do it in clown shoes? Let’s find out! What Is Clowns Vs. […]
CArnival Kills – Horror Novel Review
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 […]
It’s Me, Charlie – Horror Book Review
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 […]
100% Match By Patrick C. Harrison III – Book Review
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 […]