Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado:
- Bloody Disgusting look back at the 2009 series Harper’s Island and find a slasher ahead of its time
- The Ginger Nuts of Horror ask what constitutes responsible depiction of mental health in horror
- NightTide Magazine consider how the When a Stranger Calls series frame and inform the slasher genre
- Crime Reads take readers on a tour of occult sites in California
- Library Journal sit down with author Chuck Tingle for an interview about new novel Lucky Day and more
Bloody Disgusting look back at the 2009 series Harper’s Island and find a slasher ahead of its time
Bloody Disgusting’s Paul Lê journeys back to 2009’s slasher series, Harper’s Island, and finds a show that was ahead of its time for the sub-genre.
The Ginger Nuts of Horror ask what constitutes responsible depiction of mental health in horror
In this guest article for The Ginger Nuts of Horror, Ana Yudin, author of A Song At Dead Man’s Cove wonders how horror writers can be more responsible in their depictions of mental health issues.
NightTide Magazine consider how the When a Stranger Calls series frame and inform the slasher genre
Mo Moshaty, writing for NightTide Magazine, looks at When a Stranger Calls and When a Stranger Calls Back and considers how the two films informed and framed the slasher genre.
Crime Reads take readers on a tour of occult sites in California
After researching many such sites for her new novel The Colony of Lost Souls, author Kelsey James takes Crime Reads on a tour of occult locations in California.
Library Journal sit down with author Chuck Tingle for an interview about new novel Lucky Day and more
Horror Librarian Becky Spratford, writing for Library Journal, sits down with author Chuck Tingle to talk about his new novel Lucky Day, and much more.
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KEV HARRISON
