Books
It's 1921, and sinister happenings are afoot for four young women at Greystone Manor.by William J. Wright
RUE MORGUE columnist Rob Freese compiles the ultimate guide to the literary work of a horror movie legend.by Rob Freese
The Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of "AUDREY'S DOOR" opens up about her timely new novel of online obsession and curated…by Lindy Ryan
The Archduke O’Darkdom returns… again.by Joel Harley
Christian Francis' adaptation is a brisk, bloody take on Rob Schmidt's 2003 slasher.by Joel Harley
Female genre voices reign supreme in this new event sponsored by the Colorado chapter of the Horror Writers Association.by Lindy Ryan
Tim Waggoner's official adaptation is pretty, but is it Art?by Joel Harley
A life shaped by monsters and a mission to uplift women converge in the author of "THE RUST MAIDENS'" fierce…by Rue Morgue Manor
A decade of essays, a chorus of genre-defining voices and a love letter to horror fiction collide in this essential…by Lindy Ryan
A polished suburb, a crumbling mind, and the brutal cost of perfection collide in an exquisitely unsettling new novel from…by Lindy Ryan
From sex and gore to race and religion, the legendary horror author looks back at the obsessions that drive his…by Payton McCarty-Simas
From the New York Times bestselling co-author of "Widow’s Point: The Complete Haunting" comes a chilling new vision of the…by Lindy Ryan
Author Christian Francis delivers a brisk and faithful (if flawed) literary reworking of Neil Marshall's beloved 2005 horror film.by Joel Harley
Published months after the release of John Carpenter's groundbreaking film, the 1979 novelization expanded Michael Myers' backstory with Celtic folklore.by Rob Freese
A cursed lighthouse, a legacy of blood-soaked tragedy and a weekend of unraveling terror converge in the new novel from…by Lindy Ryan