Items tagged with 'Horror'

Bestselling author Joe Hill concludes the sprawling discussion of his new book 'The Fireman', touching on his start as a writer, writing advice, and reading habits.

Part one of our in-depth discussion with the author of 'Locke & Key', 'Horns' and 'The Fireman'.

The latest novel from Joe Hill, and it's a scorcher (sorry).

We dig our claws deep into SGJ's 'Mongrels', AKA 'French Fry Bandits of the Game Show Revolution'.

A woman, uprooted from her home in Melbourne and transplanted to Sydney, begins to see a strange woman standing in a garden during her long walks around the city...

Sometimes, a book adaptation's success hinges upon the casting. Did the filmmakers behind 'Horns' choose their actors wisely?

Stories of witchcraft, old gods and old religions, the blurred lines between the natural and the supernatural; this is folk horror.

The Preacher is a fixture in American film and fiction. Lurid takes a look at why he's such an inherently sinister - or totally badass - figure in our cultural landscape.

I've been writing for over six years now. I've still never written anything without a touch of the speculative. So I wonder: is the supernatural my security blanket?

An introduction to the work of Joe Hill and the result of reading his work for one month.

How to make old genre tropes new again.

January's selection for the LitReactor Book Club is 'Brother' by Ania Ahlborn.