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action horror \ Encyclopocalypse Publications \ Gothic horror \ horror comedy \ Richard Elfman \ Yannick Bouchard
The Schlimazel of Sebreim (Jewish Vampire Gothic Horror Comedy Insanity)
So, I was looking for a quick vampire read for students this J-Term for a project (yeah I teach, remember), and by chance came upon this interesting gem from Richard Elfman (yes, Danny Elfman’s brother of partial Oingo Boingo fame) entitled The Schlimazel of Sebreim. Though I was familiar with the name of both […]
horror literature \ Judith Sonnet \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
No One Rides for Free (Absolutely Disgusting Splatter Horror)
I found myself pondering what the best way to start my New Year’s off with, looked in my TBR, and made the decision that a short and sweet Judith Sonnet special would do the trick. Let’s just say, would I class it as “the best way?” I don’t actually know. Books like this make it […]
Kristina Osborn \ Otis Bateman \ splatploitation \ Splatploitation Press \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk \ Stephen Cooper \ Stuart Bray \ Truborn Designs
Ensuring Your Place in Hell (Splatploitation Horror Literature)
I’m going to be honest, this kind of pushed some boundaries for me, and that says a lot. I’m phased by very little, nothing much bothers me in terms of heavy description or squeamishness or violence. My avid reading of extreme horror of all kinds has completely desensitized me to the majority of things. […]
Amazon Digital Services \ extreme horror fiction \ gore literature \ Harrison Phillips \ horror literature \ Insan Kamil \ insanecamel
Superfan (Boy Band Revenge Gore Fiction)
Parasocial relationships with bands have been a thing since the dawn of time, I’m pretty sure. For young teenagers who love boy bands this is a huge thing; girls love their favorite member, fantasize about them, dream of meeting them, and just breathing the same air. But they always say don’t meet your heroes […]
black metal fiction \ Castaigne Publishing \ Evan Dean Shelton \ gangsta rap \ Glenn Brewer \ metafiction
Churchburner (Black Metal Gangsta Rap Metafiction)
This landed into my emails with no description apart from something along the lines of “this sounds good!!” So when I tried to search it up for myself, just to get a little insight, apart from its obvious namesake, I trawled and found very little. But I was increasingly intrigued because of it. No […]
crime novel \ psychopathic \ Richard Adrian \ Robert Milburn \ satire \ thriller
True Criminals (Psychopathic Moron Crime Thriller)
What do you get when you take Dumb and Dumber and add ultra crude elements, murder, and humor that leaves nothing to the imagination? Daryl and Dax. No last names, just Daryl and Dax. Two brothers who see an opportunity (to them, and definitely not to anyone else) of taking the blame for a […]
GenreBlast Books \ horror fiction \ Joey Souza \ Nathan D. Ludwig \ splatterpunk fiction
The Comfy-Cozy Nihilist: A Handbook of Dark Fiction (Short-Form Life Sucks Splatter Fiction)
Having always been a big fan of short story collections, I knew when I saw this available to read I would make fast work of it and most likely love it. Don’t get me wrong, there are times when a story just doesn’t work in short form and needs more than a few pages […]
Christy Aldridge \ Encyclopocalypse Publications \ Grim Poppy Designs \ horror fantasy \ Jeffrey Riddick \ John Doyle
Tamara (Sexy Dead Witch Bullying Revenge)
Having never seen the film version of Tamara, I went into this with only the knowledge of the blurb and the hope that the creator of one of the most unhinged franchises, Final Destination, would conjure a book that leaves you wishing for an entire library collection. Tamara really does live up to that […]
Daniel J. Volpe \ horror literature \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
Talia (Supernatural Extreme Splatter Smut)
Talia has been on my radar for a little while now. I’ve seen a few horror friends review it, and it’s featured on many people’s bookshelves. But for some reason, I just hadn’t picked it up, until now. And for the most part, I’m happy I did. Split into two parts, Volpe begins telling the […]
horror literature \ Mangkhoe \ Matt Shaw \ psychological horror \ Satanic literature
Channel X (Basically Satanic Streaming Service Horror)
When I see a Matt Shaw book recommended on Kindle, it usually goes straight onto my TBR, or even straight to me reading it. Channel X grabbed my attention and I thought “perhaps some sort of porn channel, with dire consequences?” I, of course, was wrong…as usual. Channel X happens to be something more […]
