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Ah…the quintessential English country house. A rural idyll with all the refinements expected in an enormous manor. Formal dinners after a day spent tromping the extensive pastoral...
Beyond the crumbling mansions and churchyards of classic Gothic fiction, global gothic horror invites readers to understand terror from a different perspective.
Sen tting is a central element to any novel, though within the horror genre, it can also have the wonderfully eerie ability to become its own living, breathing secondary monster th...
These gothic horror classics started it all, from Poe's family vaults to a castle in the Carpathians, and every one is still frightening. Expect fog on the Thames, cobbles under ga...
One of my favorite publishers of beautiful books, Beehive Books, has a Kickstarter for Death Is a Room: Illustrated Gothic Tales by Women Writers. It has nine Gothic horror stories...
Nick Freeman’s new anthology of gothic stories from across Welsh literary history is a brilliant exploration of the mysterious and macabre. The post GIVING THE DARKNESS LIFE is a...
MotelX – Portugal’s only film festival dedicated to horror – hopes to inspire local film-makers by showcasing world-class scares. Now in its 20th edition, its directors say truly n...
In the ancient days before the arrival of author Stephen King, Gothic horror had already established many of the genre’s most enduring nightmares: haunted houses, vampires, forbidd...
Horror is having a moment. From masterful spins on classic gothic tales to daring new explorations of supernatural and psychological horror, readers are chomping at the bit for spo...
In these illustrated horror novels, you’ll find a haunting story of a missing grandfather, sinister family secrets, and spirals gone wrong!
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Folk Horror is really having a moment right now, because, honestly, what’s scarier than small towns full of small people? Whether it’s a metaphor for the stifling conformity of vil...
Netherwood is a sublime, shocking bonechiller that doubles as an intriguing potted history of folklore, dark arts and seaside town counterculture. The post The spectre of Mr Crowle...
If you’ve spent any time in horror fandom, you know the genre has a long, beautiful history of blurring the line between fiction and reality. Blair Witch handed out missing-person...
Look, let’s get right down to it: horror movies scare me. They always have, since my initial viewing of Poltergeist in 1982 at the tender young age of seven or eight. Due to the fo...
John Gore Studios, which owns Hammer Films, has acquired the rights to Susan Hill's complete works, opening the door to more 'Woman in Black' on screen and stage. The post ‘Woman i...
Be prepared for withering lows when approaching the snooty Public Domain horror picture Wuthering Heights: House Of The Damned, directed by Becca... The post Wuthering Heights: Hou...
The success of Torture Gardens (1968) convinced Amicus productions that the marriage of the portmanteau format with the short stories of their now resident scriptwriter, Robert Blo...
The best horror retellings rethink classics by authors like King and Poe. Fungus spreads, pig's blood spills, and horrible portals open.
This week’s most-read horror books on Goodreads prove that readers don’t need a brand-new release to keep them turning pages long after dark. The site’s current horror selections m...
Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: Bloody Disgusting examine how Mike Fl...
Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: Crime Reads select five horror books...
BRITISH cinemas need your support, so you must do your duty by going to see a crappy cheap horror film since that is all they show. But which one?
Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: The Lineup dig up the forgotten past...
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