The Cthulhu Mythos, and books of stories based on or set in the sandbox of cosmic chaos and horror that H.P. Lovecraft built, seem to be more popular than ever. As a rabid fanboy of Lovecraftian horror in all its … Continue reading →

I love anthologies. They are like the Whitman’s Samplers of books. Bite-sized bits of story goodness that you can pop into your brain almost anywhere and anytime. There is also the buffet effect; that is you are sure to find … Continue reading →

I am a child of the eighties. The first real horror movie I ever saw (read that as not an old, campy, creature feature on Saturday afternoon TV) was Friday the 13th Part 4. From that moment on I was … Continue reading →

Man you’ve got to love mutants, and no I’m not talking about the X-Men, guys in tights kind. From giant ants in the 50s, to ninja turtles and C.H.U.D.’s in the 80s, to barely human cannibals waiting to munch on … Continue reading →

If you know what Delta Green means than I’m going to make a couple of assumptions. First, you are a slinger of funny shaped dice and a player of role playing games, specifically of the game based on the works … Continue reading →

You know when they say you can’t judge a book by its cover? Well in this case you can. While its subtitle mentions both Nosferatu and True Blood, only the romantic HBO horror comedy is on this two part cover, … Continue reading →

It’s The Exorcist in a brand new hardcover edition. Go get it. Do I need to say more than that? Really? It’s the freaking Exorcist, one of the scariest books ever written that spawned what is arguably the scariest movie … Continue reading →

Zombies, zombies, zombies. Man, it seems like I haven’t written that in a good long while, but then that’s only because I took a little break from reviewing books. The relentless, shuffling march of the undead sure as hell hasn’t … Continue reading →

This collection of 27 stories is comprised out of 25 reprints and two new tales. This means if you are a compulsive Cthulhu completionist then you might already own most of these stories in other books and magazines. There, that … Continue reading →

John Shirley has been my favorite punk since I stumbled upon a little paperback of his, quite by accident, called IN DARKNESS WAITING. It wasn’t a perfect book, but it was utterly unlike anything I had read up to that … Continue reading →

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