Crawlspace by Adam Christopher
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A sci-fi/thriller with an infection of horror
Read MoreThe Friend of the Family by Dean Koontz
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A somewhat unKoontzian novel from the Dean of Suspense
Read MoreHow to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
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A review of the popular horror author’s newest book.
Read MoreThe Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones
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A supernatural revenge drama in which four arrogant hunters pay a heavy price for a long-ago crime.
Read MoreImaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky
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Chbosky’s clear intent to write from a child’s point of view devolves into writing at a child’s level.
Read MoreChild's Play, directed by Lars Klevberg
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2019’s Child’s Play remake navigates the traps of postmodern horror, and provides some interesting commentary on our political-digital moment.
Read MoreWhite Stag by Kara Barbieri
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White Stag is thrilling and sharply complex throughout, exactly the kind of fiction debut that makes a reader eager for more.
Read MoreThe Outsider by Stephen King
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The Outsider is a solid combination of police procedural, thriller, and horror.
Read MoreTruth or Dare
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The latest release from Blumhouse Productions is a friendly horror movie with a cast of beautiful young people.
Read MoreA Quiet Place, directed by John Krasinski
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A Quiet Place is yet another step toward dignifying a genre whose potential for great storytelling has been ignored, squandered, and stands ripe for fulfillment.
Read MoreGlimpse by Jonathan Maberry
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Glimpse is a story of recovery, atoning for past mistakes, and facing fears.
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