{Feature} Kendall Reviews Presents Steve Stred’s Books From The Crypt 6
Thanks to those folks who’ve come along for the ride and have discovered some new reads! I guess I’ve kind of set this up that […]
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{Book Review} Grind Your Bones To Dust: Nicholas Day
Grind Your Bones To Dust: Nicholas Day Reviewed By Steve Stred After devouring (and loving) Day’s ‘At the End of the Day I Burst Into […]
{Asian Horror Feature} Simon Paul Wilson: I Love The Grudge
I Love The Grudge Simon Paul Wilson Welcome back, dear friends! This month, I’m going to be singing the praises of the Japanese supernatural horror […]
{Book Review} Near The Bone: Christina Henry
Near The Bone: Christina Henry Reviewed By Steve Stred Big thanks to Netgalley and Berkley for approving me to read this. I’ve seen a number […]
{Book Review} The Paradox Twins: Joshua Chaplinsky
The Paradox Twins: Joshua Chaplinsky Reviewed By Ben Walker Fans of Joshua Chaplinsky’s previous works may already know how he likes to subvert storytelling by […]
{Book Review} The Bell Witch: John F.D. Taff
The Bell Witch: John F.D. Taff Reviewed By Steve Stred Much like most of you reading this review, growing up I was always fascinated and […]
{Book Review} The Bone Weaver’s Orchard: Sarah Read
The Bone Weaver’s Orchard: Sarah Read Reviewed By Steve Stred How did I let this book sit on my TBR for so long? It even […]
{Book Review} Anoka: Shane Hawk
Anoka: Shane Hawk Reviewed By J.A. Sullivan One of my greatest joys of being a reader and reviewer is discovering new voices in horror. It’s […]
{Book Review} Judge Dredd – Year Three: Michael Carroll, Matt Smith & Laurel Sills
Judge Dredd – Year Three: Michael Carroll, Matt Smith & Laurel Sills Reviewed By Tarn Richardson Having recently read and enjoyed the Judge Dredd short […]
{Interview} Kendall Reviews Talks To Damascus Mincemeyer.
Exposed to the weird worlds of horror, sci-fi and comics as a boy, Damascus Mincemeyer was ruined for life. Now a writer and artist of […]