With Alien: Enemy Of My Enemy (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), writer Mary SanGiovanni isn’t just putting her spin on this sci-fi series, she’s also concluding a loose trilogy that started with David Barnett’s Alien: Colony War ...CONTINUE
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If movies, TV shows, and books have taught me anything, it’s that you should never dismiss the warnings of someone when they claim you’ve disturbed the dead. Of course, without people heeding this lesson, there would be no cool ...CONTINUE
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When people read a horror story, they often keep going, long into the night, because they want to know what happens next. But in the following email interview with author Ben Monroe about his horror novel The Seething ( ...CONTINUE
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When writing a trilogy, it’s easy to forget that the middle book needs to add something to the story, not just the thing that connects the beginning of the end. It’s something writer Marina Lostetter clearly thought about while ...CONTINUE
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If you’ve ever watched a reality show about ghosts, you’ve probably muttered to yourself, “That’s so fake.” But what if they weren’t; what if the ghost someone was hunting…was real. Even cooler, what if you learned that through journal ...CONTINUE
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A lot of people have written haunted house stories. But in the following email interview with author Alison Rumfitt about her new novel Tell Me I’m Worthless (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), she talks about how her ...CONTINUE
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Though it spawned two sequels, a couple side games, a mobile game, a pair of novels, two animated movies, some graphic novels, and a bunch of toys, t-shirts, and collectibles, the 2008 survival horror game Dead Space is often ...CONTINUE
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If there’s one thing people love as much as zombies, it’s ZOMBIES…IN…SPACE… It’s one of many reasons why people love the Invader subseries of the survival board game Zombicide. And it’s that popularity that’s led CMON Games to ...CONTINUE
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Usually when we think of scary stories, we think of movies, novels, video games, but not poetry. This despite the fact that one of the most famous poems of all time, Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven,” is a dark ...CONTINUE
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