Ararat by Christopher Golden is a chilling and atmospheric horror story with a truly great premise and some terrifying moments. It’s a tense thriller that keeps you on edge and has some twists you’d never see coming.
Why I Love Horror edited by Becky Spratford is a jewel for horror fiction fans of every variety.
Patrick Horvath’s Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring #1 is an outstanding sequel that matches—or even tops—the original miniseries with familiar art and fresh, chilling twists.
Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison is an entertaining blend of werewolf horror, family tension, and relationship drama.
The experience of Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert was truly like nothing else. The Bangor Symphony Orchestra delivered an exceptional performance of John Williams’ iconic score and of course the film was amazing.
Atmospheric, compelling, and wholly of its own, Of Flesh and Blood by N.L. Lavin and Hunter Burke is an enthralling, impressive debut.
Spider to the Fly by J.H. Markert is an atmospheric and unsettling horror story with flashes of excellence. While not exactly the book I was expecting, the book delivers on the chilling premise.
Stephen King’s The Stand blends horror, fantasy, and human drama into a truly epic, sprawling post-apocalyptic novel.
Philip Fracassi delivers a unique spin on time travel filled with thrilling sequences, thought-provoking twists, and deeply heartfelt moments with The Third Rule of Time Travel.
The Cabin at the End of the World delivers a tense, unsettling experience that linger after closing the book.
With its intense narrative and wonderfully crafted characters, Breathe In, Bleed Out by Brian McAuley is a must-read from one of the best in the genre.
Visually stunning and deeply endearing, Saint Catherine is a graphic novel that touched my heart and soul for the earnest conversations it fosters.
Holly is an unsettling, mysterious, thought-provoking, and timely thriller that blends real-world horrors with a trademark Stephen King character that strikes a cord.
The combination of the story and its structure makes Angel Down by Daniel Kraus an undeniable masterpiece.
Brad Metlzer and Josh Mensch’s The Lincoln Conspiracy is a compelling and entertaining look into a pivotal moment in United States history.
Chuck Tingle’s Lucky Day is a surreal and thought-provoking horror novel–with a touch of science-fiction–with plenty of chaos and the search for meaning in a world turned upside down.
Richard Chizmar explores loss and grief in the small-town Appalachian horror, Memorials.
Stephen King’s The Life of Chuck is getting spotlight treatment by getting its own novella surrounding the feature film release this June.
Someone Knows, the debut thriller from New York Times bestselling author Vi Keeland, is a gripping tale full of twists that had me guessing until the very last page
Stephen King and Richard Chizmar deliver a truly unforgettable series that is thought-provoking, thrilling, and emotional in Gwendy’s Button Box Trilogy.
The Shivers is a collection of haunting stories that reveal the otherworldly terrors all around us.
Taking raw emotion and mixing it with a bit of sci-fi horror, this premiere installment of the Vanishing Point anthology series by Mark Russell and Juan Doe is nothing short of phenomenal.
The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt delivers witty mystery and humor, making it a refreshing, lighthearted read!
Equal parts haunting and visually captivating, Look Out by Dan Baillie and Tim Bradstreet redefines horror storytelling.
The Exorcism at 1600 Penn is a supernatural horror comic that thrillingly blends chilling political themes with the classic horror elements.
