[Review] Everything’s Annoying
Paul Gorman reviews Everything’s Annoying by J.C. Michael, a promising debut collection inspired by the British horror of the 80s...
Reviews
[Review] The Night Has Seen Your Mind
Robert Welbourn reviews The Night Has Seen Your Mind, an intriguing novel by Simon Kearns which blends horror with speculative fiction…
[Review] Heavy Weather: Tempestuous Tales of Stranger Climes
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes reviews Heavy Weather, the latest collection of tempestuous tales from the British Library’s Tales of the Weird…
[Review] The Day of the New Gods (plus an interview with the author, Luke Walker)
William J Brown reviews The Day of the New Gods, Luke Walker’s ‘hugely enjoyable, turbo-charged’ prequel to The Mirror of the Nameless.
[Review] Home & Other Stories
Paul Gorman reviews P.J. Blakey-Novis’s Home, a micro-anthology of short stories themed around Earth, Air, Fire and Water…
[Review] A Different Kind of Light
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes reviews A Different Kind of Light by Simon Bestwick, a genuinely scary novella from Black Shuck Signature…
[Review] The Haunted Hotel (2021)
Mark Anthony Ayling reviews The Haunted Hotel, a British supernatural anthology film from FILM Suffolk…
[Review] Alien in the Mirror: Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Glazer, and Under the Skin
Dan Jones reviews Alien in the Mirror, author and critic Maureen Foster’s take on sci-fi oddity Under the Skin: a headfirst dive into the film’s deathly black soup of alien visitation, erotic liquification, and the dark art of moviemaking…
[Review] Devil’s Advocates: The Blood on Satan’s Claw
Andy Paciorek reviews Devil’s Advocates: The Blood on Satan’s Claw by David Evans-Powell, a new entry in Auteur Publishing’s series of horror film studies…
[Review] Wastelands (2020)
Kemal Yildirim’s film Wastelands is touring festivals with eighteen selections, six nominations and nine awards under its belt. Graham Williamson reviews for Horrified…
