Posts Tagged ‘Book’

Book Review – Dark Dimensions by William F. Nolan

A man tells us what it is like to have a serial killer in his family. A retired horror movie queen hires a detective in a case of blackmail. The Winchester House of San Jose, CA becomes the site of a series of murders. A comic book writer hires a nanny to take care of [...]

Book Review – Draculas by Crouch, Kilborn, Strand, and Wilson

Dracula is easily one of the most well known and respected novels ever written in the horror genre (Frankenstein is right up there, no hate mail please.) So much so that the premier award for written horror fiction is named the Stoker. There is even a descendant of Bram who has written a sequel to [...]

Book Review – Crooked Hills by Cullen Bunn

Charlie and Alex are forced to accompany their mom to a small town for summer vacation. Kids look forward to the end of school and spending three months playing with their friends without interruption. Instead they find themselves carted off to unfamiliar territory and surrounded by unfamiliar people. But instead of an uneventful and boring [...]

Book Review – Ebon Moon by Dennis McDonald

A funny thing has happened recently in the horror genre. Vampires and Werewolves alike have become tame. They aren’t very scary lately. Shows like True Blood and the Twilight series are a big factor in that. Turning these creatures into charismatic and romantic figures does a disservice to the genre in some ways. But this [...]

Book Review – Pray by John Prescott

The trumpets have sounded and the end times predicted in the Bible have begun with all Christians on the planet being taken up into heaven, but as the Antichrist makes his move for world domination, a small group of new believers hole up in the little town of Shaleford as the powers of hell come [...]

Book Review – The Red Empire by Joe McKinney

A terrible storm, killer ants, and a homicidal maniac on the loose, could things get any worse for the people of Val Verde?

Book Review – The Caretakers by Adrian Chamberlin

Andy Hughes has a dark rage inside of him, a rage that destroyed his life 15 years ago, and when he’s forced to return to the very same place where this very rage exploded, he finds he must confront it head on or let his loved ones suffer for eternity.