Blood Rising by Markus Redmond
Blood Rising is an in-depth look at the phrase, “with great power comes great responsibility,”
Zombie Apocalypse Meets Troubled Teens: If We Survive the Night Book Review
If you're looking for your next zombie book, look no further: If We Survive the Night by Jo Salazar deserves a spot at the top of your list.
Look What the Cat Dragged In by Jason Rekulak
If you ever go to a dinner party and someone asks you to wear a flower wreath, just turn around and leave. Especially when you're the youngest female at said…
Red Rabbit Review: This is NOT Enemies-To-Lovers, This is “She Falls For Her Rapist”
ALC provided by Blue Nose Audio Before I get into the review, I want to say that Andi Eloise and James Cassidy are fantastic, as usual, and they work really…
Your Body Will Never Be Found by Jeff Strand
The last place you wanna break down at night is the backwoods of Georgia. You remember Deliverance right?
Freak by Audrey Rush — A Descent into Depravity and Madness
Freak is 238 pages of pure, unrelenting what the hell did I just read—and I mean that as a compliment. This is not a book you casually breeze through. It’s…
Horror Meets Heat: My Review of Last Summer by Lo Gold and Luna K Wicked
Imagine you get invited to a camping trip for OnlyFans influencers, and one night you hear screams of terror and find one of the attendees on the floor with her…
Children of the Gore by James Oliver – A Splatterpunk Bloodbath in the Wastelands
In the far future of the year 2032, life in the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the United States of America is a daily fight for survival and precious vital resources. Roving…
Dead End House – Bryan Smith Delivers a Soul-Crushing Horror Story
Trixie and Lexie are TikTok influencers who have built their following by touring famous crime scene locations. For their latest video, the twins are going to tour the infamous Dead…
Playground: Child of Divorce by Aron Beauregard – A Gruesome Prequel That Improves on the Original
Playground: Child of Divorce by Aron Beauregard is the follow-up prequel to the original Playground. Set in 1993, Geraldine Borden hates children with a passion because she wasn’t able to…