Nicole Cushing’s MR. SUICIDE: Extremes of Horror, Thought, and Talent
Mr. Suicide is the best new horror novel I have read in years, and Nicole Cushing accomplishes the coup through immersion in the perspective of a psychopathic child on a…
L. Andrew Cooper's Horrific Scribblings
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Mr. Suicide is the best new horror novel I have read in years, and Nicole Cushing accomplishes the coup through immersion in the perspective of a psychopathic child on a…
With the second volume of Hellscapes stories, Stephen Zimmer solidifies his imagining of Hell for the twenty-first century and becomes its invisible tour guide. He shows readers, in details with…
Every now and then I succumb to cuteness. Samara, however, has requested that I base a character on her, one that slaughters all the “insects,” whatever that means. 9. Cat…
An annoying question that intellectuals ignorant about the horror genre often think they’re terribly clever for asking: what is horror, anyway? An annoying corollary: why would anyone read or write…
Look on the Internet Movie Database, and you’ll see a tagline for Roman Polanski’s 1965 film Repulsion that almost preempts interpretation: “A classic chiller of the ‘Psycho’ school!” Marketing-wise, the…