Kennedy Cole's debut drops first contact horror into a 1970s Mississippi murder case. Patient, scary, five stars.

Katherine Daniel's debut is an Appalachian horror novel about two estranged siblings, a roadside store and a creature that ...

A boy walks into the empty house at the end of a Chicago street in 1993 and never walks out. His sister grows up a few doors ...

Tony Jones picks eleven horror books and dark teen reads for his September 2026 YA Horror roundup: September 2026 ...

Kate Mooney's debut hides a cruel mother and a lying marriage inside a lake house. Familiar bones, sharp teeth. Four stars.

Megan joins her church group’s annual camping retreat in the Ozark wilderness, until the group strays off course and finds itself hunted by a giant prehistoric spider that tracks its prey by vibration ...

Kevin Johnson's debut turns a Santa-worshipping Maine village into funny, nasty Christmas folk horror. 4 out of 5.

Nightmares Film Festival 2026 puts nine new indie horror features on the table, reviewed by Brandon Thomas, Hope Madden, Daniel Baldwin and George Wolf. The spread is wide: a grindhouse spoof about ...

Margrét Helgadóttir's uneven but rewarding horror anthology, with standout stories from Sweden, Denmark and Iceland.