Book Review: The Book of Accidents
There is a spectre in modern horror. A looming figure that casts a long shadow over all writers who set forth to write a horror novel. Stephen King. I’ve lost… Read More »Book Review: The Book of Accidents
Ed Hartland
Film Review: Army of the Dead
You know what Ocean’s Eleven was missing? Zombies. Thankfully, Zack Snyder has rectified this glaring error with his latest film, Army of the Dead. Las Vegas is overrun by zombies—we… Read More »Film Review: Army of the Dead
Film Review: Oxygen
Liz wakes in a darkness punctuated by flashes of a red warning light. She is wrapped in a membranous shroud and, though she doesn’t yet realise it, is about to… Read More »Film Review: Oxygen
Book Review: The Haunter of the Mausoleum
A collection of short stories and dark poetry which draws inspiration from Lovecraft and Poe, you say? Sounds like a strange fiction piece of me. Maybe it’s the horror equivalent… Read More »Book Review: The Haunter of the Mausoleum
Short Film Review: Filtered
2020 will be forever synonymous with a certain pandemic, but in horror terms it was the year of Host. It’s too early to tell if Host has been a complete… Read More »Short Film Review: Filtered