These titles only scratch the surface of the horror movies that fans have experienced this year. Even with plenty of scary ...

Plenty of horror novels have disturbed readers over the years, but only the darkest novel endings in the genre's history made it to this list.

New Stephen King show not only significantly changes one of the best heroes from his books but also improves his narrative in ...

Find Your Next Book Thrillers N.Y.C. Literary Guide Nonfiction Summer Preview Advertisement Supported by Our columnist on this month’s horror novels. By Gabino Iglesias Gabino Iglesias is a ...

David Dastmalchian is continuing his budding career as a comics author with a brand new horror title for upstart publisher ...

3 Frankenstein There are many, many movies about Frankenstein and his monster, but there is only one book, and, well, many others that were written after it and feature either one or both characters.

We get a great crop of new horror books every summer now, and this year is no different, with exciting debuts, rising stars, and living legends all dropping can’t-miss new releases.

The bookshop, located on St. Mary's Street in the heart of downtown, specializes in all that goes bump in the night.

In Scream 2, cameraman Joel (played by Duane Martin) did what audiences had been yelling at characters to do for decades: when the body count started to rise, he read Gale’s book to learn about ...