The War of Body and Mind in Scorn
You awake in an unfamiliar place, surrounded by the decayed ruin of a civilization insistent on propagating life for an occluded purpose. Naked and fragile, you shamble in the only…
May Horror Preview
We know that April showers bring May flowers, but did you know that April showers also bring plenty of horror novels to add to your TBR pile? While these titles…
Chaos Trifecta #14: Metaphysics, Epistemology, and Ethics
During my undergraduate studies, I had a thought to minor in philosophy until I realized one of the required courses was logic, which at the time seemed absolutely incomprehensible to…
Review: American Horror Story, Coven
While this season came out over ten years ago, it remains my absolute favorite for its strength of narrative, historical inclusion and powerful acting. This third installment of American Horror…
19 SFFH Books We’re Looking Forward to in May 2024
19 SFFH books coming in May 2024 that we are excited to read!
The First Omen (2024)
The First Omen (2024) is the pro-choice film we need at this point in time. It’s a prequel to The Omen (1976) that sheds some insight into the horrors of how Damien came to be.
Start ’em Young: 7 Gothic Tales for Children
Adult readers aren’t the only ones who can enjoy gothic literature. There are dozens of books that have been written for children from the age of 0-10 and beyond, with…
Finding Hope in The Haunted House – a Review of Abandoned Pools’ New Album
It’s always a bit of a trip to listen to a new album by a band or artist you haven’t listened to before, and sometimes when you do that, you’re…
A Goth’s Guide to Over the Rhine
When I last saw Over the Rhine in concert, live in New York City, founding member Linford Detweiler said, in his endearing, self-effacing way, that a recent review of their…
The Ghosts That Linger
So many horror films and books are dedicated to ghosts, especially when they are rooted to a specific place they haunt, most commonly lingering inside the haunted house. But how…