Book Reviews

A few years ago, we reviewed the novella, Hell Cat Of The Holt (2017 – our review), by horror author Mark Cassell (our interview), and we were big fans. Now, we’re back with another release from the author called Parasite Crop. How does this one compare? Mark Cassell’s Parasite Crop …

The last 7 months or so have been a battle with my mental health and I haven’t found much joy in reading until I dove into Stephanie Wrobel’s web-of-secrets, dark thriller, This Might Hurt. Although not perfect, it definitely helped me get out of my own head and step foot …

Bugs of any kind give me a creepy, crawly feeling. Spiders are at the top of that list with their spindly legs and webbing. So, it goes without being said that The Boy with the Spider Face gave me the creepy crawlies. The first novella from AJ Franks presents the …

Deep in the heart of Texas back in the late 1990s, an independent theater focusing on arthouse, horror, and exploitation cinema was established. Intent on bringing audiences unparalleled viewing experiences complete with beer and renegade programming, the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema solidified its residency in Austin. Proudly engaging with its early …

The Science of Serial Killers is the latest book release from authors Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence. I am not only a fan of these authors, but I am also a fan of true crime. So when I was asked to read and review this book, I was more than …

Although I haven’t read many graphic novels, I can already tell Richard T. Wilson’s (read my interview with him – HERE) Halloween Girl series is going to be one of my favorites. Halloween Girl – Vol 1: Promises to Keep is a fantastic book about courage, friendship, and spooky adventures! …

We have become a tech savvy world. While technology has many advantages, it does have some disadvantages as well. An advantage might be that we can create ourselves and have an online presence. Creating this presence can further your passion and career. The disadvantage is that the internet makes you …

Sometimes real life horror gets in the way of doing things you need or want to do and that has been the case for me lately. Once I finally was able to sit down and read Bryce Moore’s The Perfect Place to Die, I couldn’t put it down. I read …

I rarely accept offers to review books because I’m a busy lady and books are far more time-consuming than a movie. However, reading is something I truly enjoy and I figured while reviewing a few books, I may end up finding a gem. When I read the synopsis for Fred …

The Despicable Fantasies of Quentin Sergenov is the latest book from one of my favorite authors, Preston Fassel. You can read our interview with Preston as well here. A few years ago, I had the opportunity to read his book, Our Lady of The Inferno. You can read that review here. …