Odette’s Tea Room
Review Odette's Tea Room is a fascinating bite-sized horror about a desperate man and a witch. The main character Martin has broken into the home of the local witch, Odette,…
The Wood at Midwinter
Review The Wood at Midwinter is a winter fairy tale set in the world of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. Every page is adorned with illustrations that were wonderful to…
Yearly Blog Review 2025
Blog I put a lot of work into the blog this year in terms of re-design and improving the types of posts that I make. I'm a shy bean so…
January 2026 New Release Horror Books
Welcome friends and fiends! Here is an updating list of horror titles being released January 2026. This is a fairly comprehensive list of all things horror, including traditional, small press,…
Angel’s Egg
Review Angel's Egg is a strange film, a cult classic from the 1980s that has left audiences confused and searching for meaning decades after the film was released. I leapt…
The Haunting of Hill House
Review Hill House is suffocatingly atmospheric, illiciting an intense feeling of isolation–the house is buried in hills far away from the nearest town. The house’s architecture is imperfect, the crookedness…
The Year of the Witching
Review The town of Bethel is a nightmare of fundamentalist religious abuse. The town and it's people are deeply religious and led by patriarchs that exploit women under the cover…
Rural Decay
Review Rural Decay destroyed me. It is an emotionally powerful piece of transgressive extreme horror about a boy and the father he looks up to. When young Jack discovers that…
Mon Amour
Review Mon Amour is a bite-sized novella told through a series of text. As the conversation progresses and more is revealed about the main characters, a mystery unravels to reveal…
Maria
Review Maria is a shojo manag inspired by the epistolary novel Daddy-Long Legs by Jean Webster, which follows the story of a girl who attends a prestigious college paid for…
