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Q&A with Mike Thorn

by Ray Palen | Feb 9, 2021 | Interviews, The Horror Review News

Reviewer Ray Palen’s Q & A with Mike Thorn, author of Shelter for the Damned What authors influenced you growing up? Who are you reading now? As a young kid, I was really excited by J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, and R. L. Stine. Discovering Stephen King as...

Q&A with Author SEÁN O’CONNOR

by Ray Palen | Nov 18, 2020 | Book Reviews, Interviews, Reviews, The Horror Review News

Hellnotes reviewer Ray Palen interviews author Seán O’Connor, author of The Blackening: RAY: I mentioned a few times in my review how I noticed the influence of H.P. Lovecraft in THE BLACKENING. Was he indeed an influence and were there any others? SEÁN:...

Blu-ray Review: STORY OF SCIENCE FICTION

by Brian M. Sammons | Jul 28, 2020 | Interviews, Movie News, Movie Reviews, Reviews, Shudder

James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction Starring: James Cameron, Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas Reviewed by Brian M. Sammons I love documentaries, and I love documentaries about movies and the film business even more. I also love sci-fi films as...

Q&A with Adam L. G. Nevill

by Ray Palen | Apr 7, 2020 | Interviews, The Horror Review News

Editor’s note: The following is a Q&A between reviewer Ray Palen and Adam L. G. Nevill, author of The Reddening. RP: Are ‘the red people’ based on any particular historical people. or are they fully a product of your fertile imagination? AN: The idea...

Horror Tree Interviews S.P. Miskowski

by Scarlett R. Algee | Feb 25, 2020 | Interviews

As Women in Horror Month continues, Trepidatio author S.P. Miskowski gets a killer interview over at Horror Tree! …[T]he horror community has been shining its beam on Miskowski’s work for nearly a decade. Her 2019 novel The Worst is Yet to Come and 2017 novel I...

Check Out Author D.W. Gillespie’s Thoughts on The Tone of Horror

by The Horror Review | Jan 20, 2018 | Interviews

The Tone of Horror My debut novel, Still Dark, dances a bit among genres. The tone overall is certainly one of the fun side of horror, a bit like a gruesome roller coaster that you just hang on to and see where you end up. It took awhile for me to get comfortable with...