Alma Katsu turns The Picture of Dorian Gray into fast, cold techno horror about deepfakes, influencers and the price of being ...

In Victorian London, the lawyer Mr Utterson grows uneasy about his old friend Dr Henry Jekyll, and about the plain, ...

How we review horror books and films at Ginger Nuts of Horror: who writes our reviews, what our star ratings mean and why ...

Coxon and Fracassi's Titan anthology turns ancient ruins into stories of greed, led by Slatter, Castro and Jiang. 4.5 stars.

Kevin Johnson's debut turns a Santa-worshipping Maine village into funny, nasty Christmas folk horror. 4 out of 5.

Margrét Helgadóttir's uneven but rewarding horror anthology, with standout stories from Sweden, Denmark and Iceland.

Kate Mooney's debut hides a cruel mother and a lying marriage inside a lake house. Familiar bones, sharp teeth. Four stars.

Struggling science fiction writer Allen has a new mansion and big paydays before his first book is even finished. When his old college friends come to visit, they start to wonder what he is hiding.

Tony Jones picks eleven horror books and dark teen reads for his September 2026 YA Horror roundup: September 2026 ...

Horror review clichés are the secret language of horror criticism, and Ginger Nuts of Horror has been fluent in it for years, much to nobody’s credit. Slow burn horror, elevated horror, “not for ...

A millionaire who bought his way out of a murder charge dies behind a locked door, his neck twisted the wrong way round, and that is where Weldon Burge’s Enter Vengeance really gets going. This ...