Exploring the Real Town Behind Silent Hill
Column by Michael David Wilson
In this article we explore the eerie parallels between Silent Hill and Centralia, Pennsylvania.
Ranking 20 Literary Monsters
Column by Peter Derk
Finally we've got the answer to the burning questions "Is Frankenstein better than Dracula?" "Is a swarm of slugs scarier than a haunted doll?" and "Why is the Jabberwock the worst monster ever?"
Dead Batteries and Killer Apps: Technology in Horror
Column by Gabino Iglesias
Technology rarely shows up in horror, and it's possessed when it does. How do we fix this?
Halloween Vibes: Build Your Perfect Night at Home
Column by Annie Neugebauer
The parties are over, the hangovers faded like unfriendly ghosts, and you have work first thing in the morning. What to do when Halloween falls on a weekday? Suggestions to get 5 different vibes.
Celebrating Goosebumps: A Literary Profile of R.L. Stine
Column by Emmanuel Nataf October 22, 2018
In honor of R.L. Stine’s recent 75th birthday (and to celebrate Halloween), we present you with 13 of his spookiest hits.
A History Of The Halloween Franchise In Print
Column by Christopher Shultz
You can't kill the Boogeyman, either onscreen or on the page.
33 Cool Podcasts for Horror Lovers
Column by Annie Neugebauer October 18, 2018
A smorgasbord of podcasts for horror lovers, covering scary fiction, film, reviews, and the industry itself.
Put A Vampire In It!
Column by Peter Derk
These same ol' boring books, movies, and TV shows got you down? We've got the solution! A (nonsensical, ill-fitting, badly done) vampire!
It Took Me 10 Years to Publish My Poetry Collection
Column by Christoph Paul
The highs, lows, and peace that comes with finally finishing a poetry collection.
Stephen King's 10 Best - Yes, Best! - Endings
Column by Meredith Borders
Happy birthday, Stephen King! Let's take a look at the ten best endings the author ever wrote.
The Horror of Roald Dahl
Column by Repo Kempt
Roald Dahl is famous for his beloved children's novels, but his forgotten forays into horror and the strange were equally successful.
KillerCon 2018: A Recap
Column by Christoph Paul September 6, 2018
KillerCon returns, and Christoph Paul was there.
13 Dark Short Stories You Can Read for Free Right Now
Column by Annie Neugebauer August 24, 2018
13 killer stories you can read for free online right now! What are you waiting for?
Collaborating with a Dead Hero
Column by Gabino Iglesias
Sometimes in life you get a different version of a dream you didn't even know you had...
Fangoria Presents: "Carnivorous Lunar Activities" by Max Booth III
News by Joshua Chaplinsky August 22, 2018
"If you love 'An American Werewolf in London', ...you're really going to enjoy the next Fangoria Presents book, 'Carnivorous Lunar Activities', by Max Booth III."
Lost Films Anthology: Embrace the Ugly
Column by Max Booth III
Everybody knows at least one haunted film.
When Horror Meets Crime: Occult Detectives
Column by Repo Kempt
A history of occult detectives in fiction.
From Creepypasta to Doubleday
Column by Dathan Auerbach August 7, 2018
"Penpal" author Dathan Auerbach returns with "Bad Man", and tells us how he went from Reddit to a major publisher.
10 Horror Movies from the Past Decade that Prove Horror Doesn’t Need to “Come Back”
Column by Annie Neugebauer July 27, 2018
Horror doesn’t need to “come back.” Horror never went anywhere. Here are ten movies from the past decade that prove it.
Hereditary: Unconventional Horror Reigns King
Review by Richard Thomas July 25, 2018
One of the most powerful and unsettling horror films in recent memory, Hereditary creates tension through visually stunning imagery, psychological terror, and original plot choices.
An Interview with the Makers of 'Suspended in Dusk II'
Interview by Annie Neugebauer
It's finally here! Literary horror anthology "Suspended in Dusk II" from Grey Matter Press. To celebrate, we spoke to editor Simon Dewar and publisher Anthony Rivera.
Impractical Joker James S. Murray on Debut Novel: "Awakened"
Interview by Joshua Chaplinsky
The comedian and television star discusses writing the first book of his intended trilogy.
'The Cabin at the End of the World' by Paul Tremblay
Review by Meredith Borders June 26, 2018
And now for something completely different from the “A Head Full of Ghosts” author.
Book vs. Film: 'Christine'
Column by Max Booth III June 20, 2018
Stephen King and John Carpenter in the ring - who knocks who out first? The answer may not shock you!
Fangoria to Publish Michael J. Seidlinger's Novel 'My Pet Serial Killer'
News by Rob Hart
Fangoria is back, getting into the novel business--and they've picked up 'My Pet Serial Killer' by literary man-about-town Michael J. Seidlinger, for release in September!
