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Book Review: THE TOUCH

by Elaine Pascale | Oct 8, 2020 | Book Reviews, Reviews, The Horror Review News

The Touch Adan Berkowitz JournalStone Publishing (August 14, 2020) Reviewed by Elaine Pascale The Touch is the debut novel by Adan Berkowitz, and it contains elements of horror and the supernatural. The title refers to a predatory psychic power that is akin to a...

Book Review: BLEEDTHROUGH AND OTHER SMALL HORRORS

by Ray Palen | Oct 6, 2020 | Book Reviews, Reviews

BLEEDTHROUGH AND OTHER SMALL HORRORS Scarlett R. Algee Cold War Radio Press (May 26, 2020) Reviewed by Ray Palen Above all other genres, there has always been a special place for short fiction collections that are set in the Horror realm. We have immortal collections...

Book Review: WOMENS WEIRD 2

by Mario Guslandi | Oct 5, 2020 | Book Reviews, Reviews

WOMEN’S WEIRD 2 – More Strange Stories by Women Edited by Melissa Edmunson Handheld Press, 2020 Reviewed by Mario Guslandi The contribution by female authors in the field of classical supernatural and dark fiction (horror stories, ghostly tales, etc.) is so...

Book Review: WONDERLAND

by Ray Palen | Oct 4, 2020 | Book Reviews, Reviews

WONDERLAND Zoje Stage Mulholland Books (July 14, 2020) Reviewed by Ray Palen Zoje Stage’s follow-up to her terrifically horrific debut BABY TEETH is a chill-fest set deep in New York’s Adirondack Mountains entitled WONDERLAND. It has drawn comparison to...

Book Review: SEEDS OF THE DEAD

by Ray Palen | Oct 2, 2020 | Book Reviews, Reviews

SEEDS OF THE DEAD Andy Kumpon & Gary Malick Killerbeam (July 7, 2020) Reviewed by Ray Palen This eco-horror tale was also featured with the sub-title: Genetically Modified Zombies! A tale of a deadly viral outbreak in our bioengineered food. Well, they’re...

Blu-ray Review: GHOST SHIP

by Brian M. Sammons | Oct 1, 2020 | Movie Reviews, Reviews

Ghost Ship – Blu-ray review Director: Steve Beck Stars: Julianna Margulies, Gabriel Byrne, Ron Eldard Reviewed by Brian M. Sammons The movie most know only for its opening scene and the great wire kill in it. God knows that’s all I remember from this one, but...