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:
- Crime Reads present Gabrielle Sher on golems, retellings, and finding the magic in words
- Grace Daly at The Lineup talks about 6 disturbing books with disability representation
- Bloody Disgusting shows why Weapons is the perfect horror movie for today’s audiences
- Dust Bunny gets the Dread Central treatment with an interview with Bryan Fuller
- Ed Simon over at Literary Hub considers how we talk about climate apocalypse
Crime Reads present Gabrielle Sher on golems, retellings, and finding the magic in words
Gabrielle Sher visits Crime Reads with piece about reclaiming folklore and the enduring power of the golem in fiction and film, as well as a cover reveal for her debut novel Odessa.
Grace Daly at The Lineup talks about 6 disturbing books with disability representation
Joining The Lineup for this article about disability representation, disabled writer Grace Daly (The Scald-Crow) presents 6 disturbing books that go beyond limited perspectives of experience.
Bloody Disgusting shows why Weapons is the perfect horror movie for today’s audiences
Marcus Shorter is over at Bloody Disgusting this week with why Zach Kregger’s Weapons is the perfect horror movies for the movie-goers of today. (Caution: minor spoilers)
Dust Bunny gets the Dread Central treatment with an interview with Bryan Fuller
Dust Bunny is, almost unbelievably, Bryan Fuller’s major film debut, and Dread Central has an interview with the creative about his latest endeavor is definitely considered gateway horror.
Ed Simon over at Literary Hub considers how we talk about climate apocalypse
At Literary Hub, Ed Simon with a timely essay about how the language we use to talk about our climate apocalypse has shifted from the measured and empirical to words full of emotional pain.
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BOB PASTORELLA
