The Burning Girls (review)
Rob Welborn explains why he read The Burning Girls by C.J. Tudor with such unrelenting enthusiasm: “I could not stop reading this book”.
Reviews
Benny Loves You – review
Ellis Reed reviews Karl Holt’s murderous stuffed teddybear horror-comedy, Benny Loves You…
London Gothic – review
Sarah Johnson reviews London Gothic, a collection of short stories by Nicholas Royle full of eerie uncertainties and a pervasive sense of dread…
Scarred for Life Volume Two: Television in the 1980s – review
David Allkins reviews the second volume of Scarred For Life, focusing on British television in the 80s – an ‘engaging and fascinating read’ sure to re-awaken childhood nightmares…
The New Abject – review
Richard Gough Thomas reviews The New Abject, a collection of short stories exploring the queasy, contagious and wretched…
The Shape of Darkness (review)
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes reviews The Shape of Darkness by Laura Purcell, a gothic page-turner of supernatural tension and claustrophobic atmosphere…
We Are Wolves (review)
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes reviews We Are Wolves, a new collection of horror by female and non-binary writers with all proceeds going to survivors of abuse and assault…
Onus – a review
Ellis Reed reviews new folk horror tale, Onus, the sophomore effort from British writer/director, Alex Secker…
The Nights Before Christmas – a review
Ellis Reed reviews British writer/director Paul Tanter’s slasher sequel, The Nights Before Christmas…
In A Deep, Dark December – a review
William Brown reviews In A Deep, Dark December, Paul Finch’s collection of dark and lovingly-crafted Christmas horror stories…
