Book Review // Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare
A creepy clown, a dying town and a whole lot of dead teenagers.
I went looking for a fun, bloody slasher and Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare delivered exactly that. Fast-paced, nasty and with just enough social commentary to make the carnage interesting.
But naturally, my brain couldn't leave it alone.
Because what happens when you take the idea of a harmless corporate mascot and drop it into Sector 102?
Let's just say Kidney Hut might have a problem with its marketing department...
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Audiobook Review // The Haar by David Sodergren
Ancient sea creature. Elderly woman. Bloody horrible body horror. And somehow… a love story.
I went looking for some contemporary folk horror and The Haar by David Sodergren kept appearing everywhere.
So I gave it a listen.
And bloody hell, I enjoyed it.
A slimy creature, spectacularly gruesome deaths, a surprisingly emotional relationship and a story that has me wondering how I can steal the whole bloody concept for Sector 102.
Movie Review: Weapons (2025) – A Modern Horror That Hooked Me
I wasn't expecting Weapons to pull me in quite as much as it did. Watching it on the flight home from the UK to Canada, I was completely hooked by its slow-building suspense, creeping sense of dread, and cleverly woven mystery. With an intriguing modern take on witchcraft and multiple storylines that come together brilliantly, this is a horror film that lingers long after the credits roll. Here's why I think Weapons is well worth your time.
Book Review // The Alchemist by H.P. Lovecraft
A moody return into the early work of H.P. Lovecraft, The Alchemist offers a gothic, slow-burning tale of curses and crumbling legacies.
Trying Something New: Gwendy’s Button Box
Can you believe this is my first Stephen King book! I’m starting of simple and tipping my toe into a well reviewed title that isn’t too long. So grab a chocolate and push the button and join me on this new adventure.
Aliens: Corporal Dwayne Hicks
Time to start crushing out some Xenomorph goodies. Today we have Corporal Dwayne Hicks who was a member of the United States Colonial Marine Corps, part of 2nd Battalion Bravo Team.
Comic Review // Alien: The Illustrated Story by Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson
The Fate of the Nostromo is brought to life in a stunning graphic novel.