Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is often remembered as the progenitor of modern horror and science fiction, a shadowed ancestor whose stitched-together reputation stalks literature classrooms and midnight film marathons alike. In this review we posit that Shelley’s creation is something stranger—a philosophical ghost story wrapped in the skin of a Gothic romance, pulsing with questions about ambition, empathy, and what it means to make (and then forsake) life itself!

Ritual horror transforms mundane objects into symbols of fear through concise imagery and geometric structures, enriching everyday life. Marcel Helmar's Horror & Hexes explores this intersection, creating tangible artifacts that invite engagement and reflection on collective dread.

In this post we review the great Richard Corben's final work, just in time to celebrate what would have been his 85th birthday on October 1st, 2025. Read along and revel in the terrors and wonders contained within the pages of Dimwood...

What's behind our enduring fascination with horror movies? Do they provide a safe way to experience fear, facilitate emotional release, foster social connections, and offer profound insights into human nature? Read on to find out, horror lovers!

In the mood for new horror fiction that will blow your socks off? Then check out these four authors that are making bloody waves and producing the type of lethal literature we can't get enough of.

Weapons 2025 film review: Is Josh Brolin’s horror a hit? Explore Zach Cregger’s direction, cast, and if the movie is worth watching. (Spoiler: it is!)