Ghosts on the Water is a thrilling adventure that takes place on the South Pacific Ocean filled with love, mystery, and, of course, ghosts. Written by Ben Goldsmith and Jeremey Dyches and illustrated by Alex Cormack.
Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward is a deeply unsettling novel that lures readers in with its coming-of-age facade, but soon traps them in a web of metaphysical dread.
Edenfrost takes readers on a harrowing journey with teenage siblings Alex and Yuli in war-torn Ukraine after they lose their parents in a pogrom.
Every once in a while, a book comes along that transcends the young adult horror genre and offers something truly unique. Influencer by Bram Stoker award winner Adam Cesare is such a book – part thriller, part horror, and all heart.
You are all in for a spine-tingling treat with the BOOM! Studios comic series, Ghostlore. Its unique premise of ghosts telling their own stories is a refreshing take on the traditional ghost story genre.
Five Nights at Freddy’s is a missed opportunity. It fails to capture the same suspense, scares, and fun that the game provides. While not the worst horror film to be released, it certainly won’t be remembered as one of the best.
Lamentation the latest creation of master horror storyteller Cullen Bunn and the rising star Arjuna Susini is a outstanding story from Oni Press.
A Haunting on the Hill, the first authorized novel that returns to the unsettling and mysterious world of Hill House is here from author Elizabeth Hand. A worthy return to Hill House!
The Exorcist is a classic horror film that has maintained its position as a fan favorite and a cultural phenomenon to this day. The latest addition to the series, The Exorcist: Believer, tried to deliver a similar haunting tale but failed.
If you are a fan of the Saw franchise, Saw X is worth the watch. This movie feels like a welcome return to form and wipes out the silliness that came with some of the franchise’s previous installments.
James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco have created a comic book that will leave you breathless. W0RLDTR33 is an immersive reading experience that will take you on a journey of PH34R that you won’t soon forget.
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines is a movie worth watching if you are a fan of Pet Sematary and Stephen King. With an excellent director, a fresh take of the setting, and good pacing, it is a prequel that has not buried the franchise but enhanced it for future generations of horror fans.
Amazon dropped an epic series of horror short stories just in time for spooky season in Creature Feature. Their individually unique stories from six top-notch authors are just what we needed.
Breath of Shadows is another hit for the creative team behind Road of Bones and Sea of Sorrows. The story is haunting, the art is stunning, and the characters are multi-dimensional.
Nightwalkers is an apocalyptic horror story that will have you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last. Written by Cullen Bunn and illustrated by Joe Bocardo, Nightwalkers is a textbook example of how great art and storytelling can come together to create something truly special.
Blood Commandment, written, illustrated, and colored by Syzmon Krudanski, has stunning artwork, compelling storyline, and a hauntingly atmospheric setting.
When one thinks of the Old West, images of cowboys, saloons, and dusty plains may come to mind. But in Scott Snyder and Dan Panosian’s new comic book series, Canary, readers are taken on a journey filled with Western lore and modern horror.
As one of the most recognizable and notorious villains in literature, film, and pop culture, Dracula’s tale has been told and retold many times in different mediums. Some adaptations are better than others and the recent Image Comics series by writer James Tynion IV and artist Martin Simmonds is one of the best.
This month for the Galactic Comics and Collectibles Book Club we read Frontiersman from writer Patrick Kindlon and artist Marco Ferrari published by Image Comics.
Some of comics have the power to stay with us through generations and amaze us every time we pick them up to read. One such new series is Gone #1 by Jock.
Drive Like Hell #1, written by Rich Douek and illustrated by Alex Cormack, takes readers on a wild ride through a world of otherworldly proportions, filled with action, suspense, and horror.
Get ready for a wild ride with the newest addition to the Hack/Slash universe – Hack/Slash: Back To School #1. Written by Zoe Thorogood, features Slasher hunter Cassie Hack as she navigates through a new case involving a murderous bunny mascot, dead kids, and an entire squad of teenage serial-killer hunters.
Set in the quaint town of Barlowe, New York, this deconstruction of the slasher genre gives horror fans a fresh and terrifyingly grounded take on the horror sub-genre that has been dying for in The Harrower.
A twisted new one-shot horror story, The Feeding, comes at us from David M. Booher and artist Drew Zucker, along with colorist Vittorio Astone and letterer AndWorld Design that will make your skin crawl.
The crew of the SS George H.W. Bush may not be the best in the galaxy, but they’re certainly a hilarious bunch. In Space Job, we get to witness their daily adventures in incompetence.
