25 Classic Horror Stories Megapack
Classic Horror Stories: No more. Penniless, and at the end of my supply of the drug which alone leaves Life endurable, I will bear the torture no longer; and shall
Tag: Horror Cinema
Torment By Jeremy Bishop
Ice cold air seeped through the slate gray stones of the cell membrane, infusing the darkness with a biting chill. But it wasn’t the frostbite taking root in Matt Brenton’s
The Slab – A Novel of Horror
It was a day made for death. Brittle shards in the slanting October sunset stabbed the silent road. Brassy gold stained shaggy yards a muddy, coppery brown. The expiring light
The Final Winter- An Apocalyptic Horror Novel
Harry sipped his latest beer while yet one more news update flashed across the pub’s dusty television. A female reporter appeared onscreen, enveloped by an over-sized pink ski-jacket and covered
The Abandoned – A Horror Novel by Douglas Clegg
You found the house because you knew of it from your dreams and you read ofit in the ancient books.It is a sacred place.The ritual was simple.You recited the words.You
Horror Zone The Cultural Experience of Contemporary Horror Cinema
The horror film is arguably the foremost robust, pliable, and successful of genres within contemporary cinema. As a well-liked form, its pervasiveness has seen it succeed as a up to
Euro Horror Classic European Horror Cinema in Contemporary American Culture
Euro Horror Investigates a Sudden Improvement in American popular Civilization: the significant cult following obtained as the late 1990s by movies from the golden era of twentieth-century Continental European horror
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark: These scary stories will take you on a weird and fearsome journey, where darkness or fog or mist or the sound, of an
