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:
- The Lineup pick out five forest horrors to enhance your summer outdoor experiences
- Nightmare Magazine fuse music and lit as author Chris Panatier explains why horror is the metal of books
- Dread Central explain why Leviticus so perfectly captures the horror of homophobia
- Bloody Disgusting consider the lasting impact of The Omen as the film turns fifty years old
- The Ginger Nuts of Horror sit down for an author interview with Stephanie Campisi
The Lineup pick out five forest horrors to enhance your summer outdoor experiences
If you’ve been looking forward to getting out into the woods this summer, The Lineup’s Sam Spratford has five forest horror reads to make you consider changing your mind.
Nightmare Magazine fuse music and lit as author Chris Panatier explains why horror is the metal of books
Chris Panatier, author of Worry Box, Shitshow, and a variety of other books, explains in this month’s The H Word for Nightmare Magazine, why horror is the metal of books.
Dread Central explain why Leviticus so perfectly captures the horror of homophobia
Dread Central’s Caroline Colvin explains why Adrian Chiaraella’s Leviticus was such an effective portrait of the horrors of homophobia.
Bloody Disgusting consider the lasting impact of The Omen as the film turns fifty years old
Brian Keiper, writing for Bloody Disgusting, considers the lasting impact of religious horror, The Omen, as it turns fifty.
The Ginger Nuts of Horror sit down for an author interview with Stephanie Campisi
Stephanie Campisi, author of The Unfinished Business, sits down with The Ginger Nuts of Horror’s Jim McLeod to talk about the book and much more.
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KEV HARRISON
