Tag: horror
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Ghosts, Bigfoot and scary movies. I grabbed author and editor S.E Reid recently and asked her about ghosts, Halloween, scary movies and local legends.
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A review of one of the greatest horror novels of all time: The Exorcist, and a little look at this novel in context. Satanic panic, guilt, despair and sacrificial love in The Exorcist.
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Possession as we know it seldom involves consent… or does it? If you think of The Conjuring, or Evil Dead, something is unleashed and takes possession of the victims, whether they know they invited it or not. It’s actually the start of plenty of good horror stories.
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Ferris Island, Washington is not a real place, but it might as well be. The inhabitants are normal folk just like you and me…except that the place where they live has some strange hidden corners and a very unusual history.
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Horror and sci fi author Jean marie Bauhaus talks all things spooky, The Exorcist, ghosts and Halloween for Scaring Myself Silly, a series of blog interviews that share a love for horror.
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My second guest of the Scaring Myself Silly series is author Bryan Pirolli. Bryan talks Halloween, the Jersey Devil and the allure of the paranormal.
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If you’re a horror fan in the 21st century, the chances are that you’ve heard of Mike Flanagan, and you’ll have heard of at least one of these series by now. This is my top 5 starting least to most loved and until I see Carrie, it’s staying this way. What’s yours?
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My first guest is Torrie Lennon, an Australian book lover and gamer with a passion for dark fantasy, sci-fi horror and litRPGs. Torrie shares her scary stories for October.
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When writing my upcoming Gothic mystery, Salome, I was a bit worried about venturing into well-trodden territory. Vampires, or Vampyres, as they are written in the book. Here’s what I learned about writing vampires.
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Salome is a Gothic mystery novel about a young nun who trains to become a vampire slayer in 1880s Liverpool, so where does it fit in the wider Muldoon supernatural thriller series?
