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[Book Review] Sonora Taylor Scintillates in New Short Story Collection | Someone To Share My Nightmares

2021-09-18

By: S.C. Parris

On: September 18, 2021

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[Book Review] Little Spooks: A Collection of Scary Stories

2021-09-11

By: S.C. Parris

On: September 11, 2021

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[Book Review] James H. Longmore Delivers The Gross-Out Factor in TENEBRION

2021-08-16

By: S.C. Parris

On: August 16, 2021

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Are We Ready For Another Twist? M. Knight Shyamalan Is Back With A Horror/Mystery

By: S.C. Parris

Adapted from the 2018 horror novel by Paul Tremblay, The Cabin at the End of the World, Knock At The Cabin invites the question, what choice would you make to stop the end of the world?

[Review] Things Heard & Seen (2021) is Probably Best Not Seen

By: S.C. Parris

A few pieces of furniture and ghostly apparitions appearing hardly call for excellent horror movie fodder. I admit, I went into this expecting to be scared, or at least intrigued, and I kept wondering when the horror was going to start.

Has Dead by Daylight Met Its Match With The Recently Announced Texas Chainsaw Massacre Video Game?

By: S.C. Parris

However, all this engagement and offerings between the developers and the fans of the game have not squashed excitement for the new horror-based games on the horizon. Games that even feature the same characters that are available in Dead by Daylight as of this writing.

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[REVIEW] ‘Midnight Mass’ Shows What Can Happen When Religion Borders Into Cult Status

By: S.C. Parris

What Midnight Mass excels at is the horror of it all–the horror of the Church–of religion–Christianity in particular, when it isn’t a safe haven, when it isn’t a place of comfort. When your religion becomes corrupted, becomes unidentifiable, when you have no choice but to leave while your family and friends get sucked further into the hivemind way of thinking, of “being,” you can become a “monster” to them.