My There Used to Be People Here review looks at Kennedy Cole’s debut, a sci-fi horror novel set in 1978 Mississippi. A Black detective and his temporary partner chase a strange death towards a crash ...

Kennedy Cole's debut drops first contact horror into a 1970s Mississippi murder case. Patient, scary, five stars.

Katherine Daniel's debut is an Appalachian horror novel about two estranged siblings, a roadside store and a creature that ...

A boy walks into the empty house at the end of a Chicago street in 1993 and never walks out. His sister grows up a few doors ...

Tony Jones picks eleven horror books and dark teen reads for his September 2026 YA Horror roundup: September 2026 ...

Kate Mooney's debut hides a cruel mother and a lying marriage inside a lake house. Familiar bones, sharp teeth. Four stars.

Coxon and Fracassi's Titan anthology turns ancient ruins into stories of greed, led by Slatter, Castro and Jiang. 4.5 stars.

Kevin Johnson's debut turns a Santa-worshipping Maine village into funny, nasty Christmas folk horror. 4 out of 5.

Margrét Helgadóttir's uneven but rewarding horror anthology, with standout stories from Sweden, Denmark and Iceland.

Chuck Tingle's grave robber road trip is fast, gory and big-hearted, even when the logic gets left in the boot. 4 stars.

David Barnett sends a small film crew into Withered Hill and ties his whole folk horror world together. A sly, cruel and ...