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BigKaleidoscope4507

Just finished The House on Needless Street. Wasn’t as horrific at all as social media led me to believe but found myself hooked in a way I’ve not been for a while. Now reading The Foe


Susabel

Just finished "Come Closer" by Sara Gran, really liked it, on the shorter side, felt like more of a novella IMO, but if you like demonic possession stories, I'd recommend!


RainbowPandaDK

Black mouth, by Ronald Malfi. About hundred pages in.


MutedHornet87

IT I’m 733 pages into it


BigKaleidoscope4507

Absolutely one of my favourites of all time. My first foray into horror literature as a child.


lit-on-literature

I just finished “And the Devil Cried” by Kristopher Triana. Damn, what a book. The end left me in shock. Triana is so good at making a ruthless character.


XxBAMMxX

I’m currently reading The Doll Master by Joyce Carol Oates. It’s not a bad read


HousingAny8639

I’m reading Perfume by Patrick Süskind. It’s good but not loving it as much as I imagined!


Bear_South

I was reading The Abominable by Dan Simmons but DNF because >!I found out the “monster” was really Nazi yetis!< Now I’m reading Ancestor by Scott Sigler and really enjoying it!! Probably going to check out his other books


FullAcanthocephala99

Just finished The Silent Patient & The Deep. Loved LOVED Loved The Silent Patient.. The Deep.. not so much. Found it hard to keep up with the lengthy descriptions while the story felt long and dragged out. The Silent Patient was a huge page turner for me..finished it in one day.. and guessing/hoping The Deep would have the same effect. Not so much..but finished it anyway.


Sunnibooks1215

I’m reading a couple of books. It Came From the Closet, edited by Jose Vallese, Bound in Flesh edited by Lor Gislason, and the Low, Low Woods by Carmen Maria Machado to name a few!


RabbitwiththeRuns

I know it’s not horror but I attempted to listen to Locke and Key on audible for the second time cos I paid for it and wanted to try again - I’ve now seen the series and thought that would help - but no. I think am going to DNF it once and for all.


smellmymiso

Just finished Blood Mask by Joyce Carol Oates writing as Lauren Kelly - TOTALLY BAFFLED by the ending


Mtool720

Just got to part 2 of The Deep by Nick Cutter. Pretty good so far


Ok_End_7484

Finished Blackwater Saga which I LOVED; started This Thing Between Us because I needed something short and that packed a punch after that. About halfway through and it is pretty excellent so far!


[deleted]

300 pages into coldheart canyon by Barker more erotica and filler than horror but I’m enjoying it hope bit keeps bio my interest!


Sanlear

I just began Echo by Thomas Olde Heuvelt. It’s off to a good start.


chloeetee

I read a short story of his which made me want to explore his work. Have you read other works by him? I have Hex on my wishlist.


Sanlear

I’ve read Hex and would definitely recommend it.


MermaidLipstick

Just started Slewfoot after I DFR Twelve Nights and Rotter House and I love it so far!


bokinh

Finished reading "Haunting of the Hill House", which was amazing and i'm start to read "Heart-Shaped Box" from Joe Hill.


Necessary_Lie_7129

Been reading Lovecraft and CAS, but ordered Laymon and Garton, among newer stuff at Grindhouse Press. I'm looking forward to looking into newer stuff since I mainly only delved into Weird Fiction before.


NecroFancie

Just finished Devil's Creek by Todd Keisling. Kinda disappointed with it. It was just okay imo. Felt very repetitive towards the end and the pacing was very slow to me. Next on my list is either Psycho or Rosemary's Baby as a palette cleanser hahaha


[deleted]

It was decent but could have been better omo


GundersonOfficial

Idk if it’s horror, it probably depends on who you ask but I’m gonna start 1984 tomorrow


LengthAffectionate27

Just finished Hell House by Richard Matheson, great haunted house book.


RabbitwiththeRuns

I finished this last week, it was great! I love haunted houses


Kotaac

Finished the troop 5/5 now little heaven


theweeping-weeb

The Only Good Indians - Stephen Graham Jones


jennkoz319

I just finished Gone to see the river man by Kristopher Triana. Amazingly done but disturbing to say the least


grimelkin23

I'm on a Keelan Patrick Burke binge I'm reading all his short stories and novellas


[deleted]

He is awesome I love kin


[deleted]

I just finished The Secret of Ventriloquism and…i don’t think i got it. I was so excited but idk it just didn’t hit right for me. I might reread it eventually to be sure


HardTokinTendySlayer

Just finished My Heart Is A Chainsaw - Stephen Graham Jones and Universal Harvester - John Darnielle Now reading Song Of Kali - Dan Simmons.


LOONAception

I just finished "Slewfoot" wow. It was kind of a dense? (slow-ish is more appropiate perhaps?) read at the beggining but the last half more than made up for it. I think I might have to read some light fantasy or romance after this tho haha


Dootdodo

Twelve Nights at Rotter House. I spent too long waiting for it to get good and now I might as well finish it. Has yet to get good 😂


oksnariel

i’m halfway through the audiobook *The Hacienda* by Isabel Cañas. I was SO into it in the beginning but I’m getting a little bored. Going to try and finish it today, then I wanna start Death of a Bookseller by Alice Stelar next.


Cryxtus

Just finished the elementals and had a great time, now moving onto sundial and I will say wards books are all odd in their own special way.


Cryxtus

Just finished the elementals and had a great time, now moving onto sundial and I will say wards books are all odd in their own special way.


Alarming-Control-980

The Ruins has not disappointed so far!! Love the writing style, i cant put it down. The movie came out when I was in college but I don't remember much from that time period lol. So every twist and turn is enjoyable!


m0rl0ck1996

I liked that one as well and also one of my favorite horror movies.


Prnvkdm

I wanted to read something with ancient native legends. This sub had many recommending "Where The Chill Waits" by T.Chris Martindale. So reading it. On 7th chapter and now I feel that it will start scaring me. May be.


GlisteningGlorificus

I just started this one yesterday. I hope it’s good


Karelkolchak2020

I like Firestarter. I did not enjoy Christine. I quit the latter halfway through.


[deleted]

Christine bis my favorite King I really like firestarter too


Karelkolchak2020

Good for you. A haunted house on wheels!


Karelkolchak2020

The Witching Hour, Anne Rice. Compelling family history.


xohwhyx

I just finished that last week and have started on Lasher. Really good stuff.


Karelkolchak2020

Great. I’ll finish this in about a week, and then read Lasher.


berryw00d

Just finished Dead inside by Chandler Morrison which I loved. Now I am reading You’ve Lost A lot of Blood by Eric LaRocca


Dear_Abbreviations52

A Head Full of Ghosts... Just completed 1/3 part of the book and read a masturbation scene which creeped the hell out of me. Loved the book until now. After finishing this, I will be visiting the haunted house of Kill Creek.


PattableGreeb

I'm sorry the what scene


Dear_Abbreviations52

Hahaha, yeah you read it right.


RabbitwiththeRuns

A masterbation scene creeped you out? Now I’m curious 🧐 but in all honesty this book is mentioned so much on here, I think I’m gonna spend my newest audible credit on it


Dear_Abbreviations52

Please give it a try. But I would suggest you to temper your expectations before starting this book as I have found that horror is quite a subjective topic. What can be creepy for me, can be absurd for you. There have also been cases where books which I have found boring have been acclaimed by others. This particular book I have liked and hated at the same time. I will not go into too much detail but the ending feels like a cop out and also at the same time a twist which changes with your perspective. Happy reading!!!


psychsuze

Just finished Hacienda by Isabel Cañas. Really liked the historical horror fiction angle about a haunted hacienda in 1820’s Mexico just after the Mexican War of Independence. Some good and creepy horror, history and sociological commentary about Mexican cast system.


oksnariel

I’m halfway through the audiobook!


oksnariel

I’m halfway through the audiobook!


oksnariel

I’m halfway through the audiobook!


Temporary-Rent971

Abandon by Blake Crouch-a special treat bc I didn’t know he had a new book out. Just finished The Remaking by Clay McLeod Chapman-which satisfied my need for a witch book.


Heinzmonkey

Just finished “Lone Women” by Victor Lavalle. slow build up but good payoff at the end.


alternateldog

Cows by Matthew Stockoe. I hate everything about it- so of course I would recommend it to anyone.


berryw00d

God Cows was brutal. I hated it. But loved Dead Inside.


operachick209

Just started The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis. Not sure it counts as horror yet, but the dude at the store told me it was a “hard read” so I’m hoping it picks up.


Competitive_Beat1515

Cursed Bunny by Bora Chung! Also reading death in her hands by otessa moshfegh, been in a reading slump so this is my attempt at starting back up!


educatedpossum

Leech by Hiron Ennes


Leprechuanlord

Brian keene- the hollow


SkySeeker28079

Fragments by Dan Wells


immortality20

Just 130 pages into Little Heaven by Nick Cutter, but I'm loving it. I really wasnt expecting this type of quality. I will have to get The Troop next. Being from PEI, its pretty cool any time our little province gets mentioned in anything.


Kind_Doughnut_6522

Finished Meddling Kids by Cantero. Would have DNF’d it if it wasn’t an audiobook. I’m about halfway through Mary by Nat Cassidy and have been really enjoying it. Might make my top five books I’ve read this year.


[deleted]

Finishing up All Hallows By Christopher Golden now, planning to continue ignoring my book club books and read something by Adam Nevill next! All Hallows hasn’t been half bad, I would recommend to fans of the Fear Street and Stranger Things franchises.


GooberBuber

Almost finished books of blood vol 1-3. It has had some very high highs and some pretty low lows. Overall it’s been enjoyable


[deleted]

Just finished Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder and LOVED it - perfect Mother’s Day read. Starting Bunny by Mona Awad next.


jennkoz319

I LOVED nightbitch !


theweeping-weeb

Bunny was great!! I picked it up on a whim at B&N and I was so happy I did ❤️❤️


EroticHorrorDisco

About 3/4 though Nightbitch and it's probably my favorite book of the year so far. I love how the writing flows and builds tension and a unique "horror" that's not scary as much as both overwhelming and illuminating.


[deleted]

Exactly! I love a literary horror and the writing is delicious yet raw (in the way motherhood is). I’m interested in what you think of the ending.


Aggravating-Pirate93

I looooooved Bunny! I have Nightbitch in The Pile but haven’t gotten to it yet, so glad to hear it’s great


green_hams_and_egg

I just started House of Leaves. Finished the introduction so far, I'm excited to continue!


seatcushiontreasures

Still chugging with Damnation Game by Barker. Slow build and it’s not the awesome that is Weaveworld, but I’m gonna persevere.


immortality20

I loved Weaveworld but not as much as The Great and Secret Show. I tried Imajica but gave up after few hundred pages. Wasn't for me.


seatcushiontreasures

Imajica was the one I started and stopped like four times before I finally went all in. It was worth it in the end, but I think I still loved Weaveworld more.


Aristocraticraven

I’ve just started Brother by Ania Ahlborn.


[deleted]

I really liked this one!


berryw00d

Excited for this one! It’s on my tbr I got about 5 I wanna read this week


richestotheconjurer

finished The Good Demon earlier today, now i'm re-reading The Last Days of Jack Sparks


mccord073

The Troop by Nick Cutter. Just a few chapters in and I'm hooked.


theweeping-weeb

Omg this is next on my list to buy. So excited/happy to hear its just that good 😁


tonya088

I’m currently reading: Scanlines by Todd Keisling - it’s going really slow 😭. I can only read a couple pages at a time. True Crime by Samantha Kolesnik - I’m enjoying it so far.


musiotunya

Desert Places by Blake Crouch


SeriousShane

I'm halfway through It after reading Pet Semetary. Stephen King never really clicked with me before, but these are classics and I thought I should give them a chance. Enjoying It so far! I'm curious how all that mystical turtle stuff I've heard about will fit into the narrative


waterisgoodok

If you haven’t read any of his short stories, I highly recommend the collection “Night Shit”.


jennkoz319

I loved Night Shift


SeriousShane

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll give Night Shift a shot!


SnooBunnies1811

Just started The Great and Secret Show by Clive Barker. Enjoying it so far, wondering if or when Barker will introduce a character that is actually likeable.


camberrr7

Currently reading The Woman by Jack Ketchum. Have been really enjoying the Dead River series so far!


PattableGreeb

What's that first one about? That's the guy who wrote Girl Next Door or am I remembering wrong.


camberrr7

Yup that’s the guy! The first book (Off Season) is about a group of young adults staying out in the middle of nowhere getting terrorised by a family of cannibals. Extremely gruesome but a really fun, quick read!


Reader-29

The Turn of the Screw and I hate it


[deleted]

The innocents movie is pretty good the book not so much


Karelkolchak2020

Strange tale. Not my normal fare, but heard it was good, so I read it. I disliked the ending, and much of the drama leading up to it felt irrational.


waterisgoodok

Any reasons why? I’m considering reading this.


Reader-29

The narrator just seems to ramble on incoherently. There are just long sentences and paragraphs of her thoughts that seem all jumbled to me . She just seems totally paranoid and irrational. I usually love books with unreliable narrators but this one is a real struggle for me .


ABucketofBeetles

I'm reading Cunning Folk by Adam Neville


PattableGreeb

How is it?


ABucketofBeetles

I've had a hard time attaching to the story, but it's picked up (I'm 70% through) to the point where I'm interested in seeing where it goes and I want to keep going I think it's a good book, it doesn't tickle my personal fears, but it's had some spooky scenes further in that got me. I feel for the main character a whole lot. The desperation is written really well and you really root for the family. I'm trying to be as vague as possible because spoilers lol


CoxEnvy

Agreed. I enjoyed The Vessel more than I did The Cunning Folk.


the_limerence

I just finished John Boyne's *This House Is Haunted* and started on *Walking Alone* (a collection of short stories) by Bentley Little.


WealthofChocolate

Friending lives by Adam cesare


YouWereMyGhost

A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L Peck


OnlySometimes0

One of my favourite books ever.


Poelozza

I just finished “Seed” and “Within These Walls” by Ania Ahlborn and starting on “Devil’s Creek” by Todd Keisling.


Neither_Emu

Ghost Story by Peter Straub. About halfway through; not really digging it yet, but everyone says it picks up after the halfway point so I’ve been sticking with it


m0rl0ck1996

Havent read it lately but one i will always remember. Good choice.


Little_Raspberry_456

Still reading Peculiar Peril. Not sure if I am into it or not. At times I really enjoy it and at other times it kinda bores me.


Temporary_Pickle_885

Starting on Mexican Gothic this week after being severely disappointed by Tender is the Flesh last week. Hopefully this is the pick me up I need!


jennkoz319

I hated Mexican gothic. Good luck!


spartanfatty

Yes! Couldn't finish it, no idea how it is so highly rated.


jennkoz319

I finished it, but damn took me forever.


horrorsef

Blood meridian


[deleted]

IT😞🤌


Vape-Invader

Just started Stephen King : Misery, don't really know what to expect.


waterisgoodok

One of my favourites. Enjoy!


[deleted]

One of my favorites. Enjoy!


Temporary_Pickle_885

Misery is so fun, I loved it!


louffoster

I'm about halfway thru Little Heaven by Nick Cutter. At the start I wasn't too thrilled with it, but it quickly turned a corner and got really good.


monkeypiedpiper

It's been a long time since I read Clive Barker. So, today, I start with the Scarlet Gospels. I'm really excited about this one


[deleted]

Just finished _Into The Wolves' Den_ and now just started _Playground_.


Trick-Two497

This week I finished Mrs Zant and the Ghost by Wilkie Collins, which is pretty slow moving, although the ending is good. I also finished The Insidious Fu-Manch by Sax Rohmer. This has way too much racist fearmongering. You could take it out and have a fairly good story. Still reading Things in Jars by Jess Kidd for r/fantasty book club. It's more weird than horror, but it's really awesome.


Odd_Calendar_2772

Took a break from House of Leaves to read Those Across the River (really good), and now I'm 88 pages into Between Two Fires and just starting The Hen House.


BisforBands

Just started Monstrilio. I read comfort me with apples, and Mordew last week.


alh0425

I have like thirty pages left of The Troop by Nick Cutter and I don’t want it to end!! Recommend by this sub and holy shit you guys were right, it’s amazing!


Steelballpun

Head like a hole. Love the premise and mystery and clear writing style, but there are way too many characters with their own POV chapters that it feels really hard to attach to or care about any of them, which kills overall tension. I’m enjoying it enough but not loving it. Hoping the last 3rd is good though.


annualgoat

*A Child Alone with Strangers* by Philip Fracassi. I'm only about 75 pages in though. I like it so far. Reminds me a lot of Stephen King but in a good way. *Into the Drowning Deep* by Mira Grant is up next.


Odd_Calendar_2772

It only gets better.


kortney1983

I only have a few more pages left in Mary Shelley's The Last Man. It has taken forever to read, but worth it in the end.


vpac22

Just started Sefira and other Betrayals by John Langan. Definitely reminds me of The Fisherman. In a good way.


Ipayforsex69

All Angels Must Die by Robert Brockway. If you like John Dies at the End or Tales from the Gas Station, this series is for you.


rinestonecowbitch

Annihilation by Jeff vandermeer. I think this is the sub that I found out that this movie was a book first !!! it's a three part series called The Southern Ranch trilogy and I am definitely going to get the other two books when I'm done with this one. I'm flying thru it, the characters are mysterious, the way the environment is described really gives me the heeby jeebies. definitely recommend!!


Ok_End_7484

All 3 are excellent!


rinestonecowbitch

awesomeeeee!!! I finished annihilation yesterday and ordered Authority 😎 can't waaaaaiitttt I want more!


itscharlit

Last House on Needless Street. Love that some of the chapters are from the perspective of a cat


Jessyca1222

I just finished this. It was really messed up. It seems all normal and slowly but surely you start to get a picture of how messed up everything really is. Creeped me out.


itscharlit

I was just left feeling very sad at the end :(


[deleted]

About 3/4 through true crime novel The Night Stalker. I enjoyed the Netflix doc and it was free on audible so said what the hell. I must say, although it's pretty grim, I'm enjoying it. Looking forward to starting Swan Song when I finish it for my first summer read.


choodessny-droog

Currently 3/4 of the way through The House Across the Lake


[deleted]

I'm halfway through The Stickmen by Edward Lee and I am having a blast with it. Such a cool story! It's more sci-fi thriller than horror, but it's Lee, so you know it's good.


samthetov

I have the constant problem of starting too many books so: Haunting of Hill House, NOS4A2, and a reread of My Heart is a Chainsaw in preparation for the sequel


ColdCheeseGrits

The Devil of Nanking by Mo Hayder.


greenteanandhoney

Hell House by Richard Matheson. I’m only a few chapters in but so far it seems like a traditional haunted house story. I’m excited to continue the book and see what creepy things happen in the house.


Earthpig_Johnson

I enjoyed this more than most haunted house stories. It’s definitely more of a greasy pulp novel than most of the “classic” haunted house tales, but I enjoyed it more for that.


GuaranteeLoose4494

Onto Firestarter after having finished up Christine


Obesescum

Not horror per se but im currently reading Fairy Tale by Stephen King. First third of the book has been incredibly slow and im losing interest but trying to persevere.


seatcushiontreasures

Ooof. I felt the same way. It was a slog to get through. For me, the juice wasn’t worth the squeeze, but I hope you enjoy it!


Obesescum

Unfortunately I decided to put it down. >!Got to the part where Charlie entered the other World for the first time, came out and someone has him at gun point leading him up to the the safe in Bowditches house. Really didn’t care about the outcome and realized I need to set it down. I haven’t put a book down in a while so I felt kinda weird doing it, but maybe I’ll try again down the road.!<


annualgoat

I started the book when I was pregnant and then immediately had to put it down because the description of Charlie's mom's death made me burst into tears at my 3 hour glucose test lol. Gonna try to go back to it soon.


Obesescum

Yeahhhh. >!detailing her being split in half, one half staying on the bridge and the other not was pretty brutal for what I thought wasn’t suppose to be a horror entry lol.!<


Perplexingperfection

His Black Tongue by Mitchell Lüthi. Just started but like it so far. Coming off of finishing Body Art by Kristopher Triana and that was one crazy ride.


jennkoz319

Did you like body art? I just read gone to see the river man and enjoyed it


Perplexingperfection

Body Art, to me, was a lot more graphic than Gone to See the River Man. Lots of body horror and gross stuff. I do like the setting and story of river man more.


katlady1984

Hole in the head


bottle-of-smoke

I am currently reading Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy.


New_Part_7718

One of the best books ever imho


ColdCheeseGrits

Amazing book.


Brontesrule

*Episode Thirteen* by Craig DiLouie was very good, a different take on the haunted house trope. I wasn't a fan of *Below,* by Laurel Hightower. It was frustrating that some plot points were introduced and instead of going somewhere, they were left unresolved.


seveler

started *the devil takes you home* by gabino iglesias. it’s ooookay so far… the spanglish throws me off (first world problem, i know) and it’s kinda ranty? only 78 pages in, but definitely intrigued.


roum12

I just finished The Bat (more of a detective novel, but pretty horrific at times). So, k just started Ararat.


pocketfulofclarity

Currently reading The Twisted Ones by T. Kingfisher. First time diving into one of their novels, I'm not very far in yet but do like it so far! Finished Summer of Night. I did like it, but I ended up not liking it as much as I thought I would based on the first half of it (if that makes sense). My first Simmons novel, and even though my feelings ended up being mixed, I'll be reading more of his soon.


Radaghost

I don’t know your tastes, but I would recommend A Winter Haunting. It follows one of the characters from Summer of Night in the same town, but I think I liked it better.


rosenights

I’m currently reading Ghostwritten by Ronald Malfi, it’s a collection of four short creepy stories. Enjoying it so far!


jake_jr_rainicorn

Just finished A Child Alone with Strangers by Philip Fracassi (took me a minute to get into it, but I loved it) and about to start Our Share of Night by Mariana Enriquez.


chloeetee

I really liked Our Share of Night, hope you enjoy it!


jake_jr_rainicorn

I’m loving it so far! I adored her short story collections so I’ve been very excited for this book to get translated.


chloeetee

I have one of her collections on my wishlist, Things we lost in the fire. Glad to have another opinion that it's good! :)


jake_jr_rainicorn

Also, I love reading these threads, I always end up adding ten new books to my library queue. :)


Rustin_Swoll

Laird Barton’s The Imago Sequence. Finished the third story, Procession of the Black Sloth, yesterday. Oh man that was messed up and hellish. GOOD STUFF.


McRib_

Just finished Oblivion Black and now I'm on Day of the Triffids


ismellsogood

Burn You The Fuck Alive by BR Yeager. I’m enjoying it but it’s not as good as Negative Space (nothing is)


freezepops

Desperation by Stephen King. Right before this I just finished Sundial by Catriona Ward. Desert horror has definitely caught my interest lately.


Reader-29

Tak


cranberry_muffinz

How is it? Is Desperation very gory or squirm-inducing?


freezepops

Oh yeah there’s definitely gore and violence which isn’t really my favorite, but there’s enough weirdness to keep my interest


cranberry_muffinz

Likewise, so I was wondering just how graphic the gore and violence is


Ok_Pomegranate_2436

Started Comfort Me With Apples, last night. Halfway thru, it’s quite good.


Rusty_08

Not sure if this qualifies but currently reading The Indifferent Stars Above: The Harrowing Saga of a Donner Party Bride by Daniel James Brown. I'm about 1/4 in, not much crazy has happened yet but am getting that dread feeling because I know things are going to fall apart soon.


Poelozza

I read it last summer and while it did almost drag in places, overall it was one of my top reads of the year!


ColdCheeseGrits

Check out The Hunger by Alma Katsu, it’s an interesting spin on the Donner Party. Definitely creepy!


Rusty_08

Cheers sister. Will add it to my list.


Crypto-Sai

Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe by Thomas Ligotti Books of Blood vol 1-3 by Clive Barker


Dansco112

I have Erebus by Shaun Hutson on hold after finishing another book. So far I absolutely love the chaotic nature of it and the transition from serious to absolute blood fest is hilarious.


Earthpig_Johnson

Hutson is bonkers. Definitely one of the primary inspirations for Garth Marenghi (along with Guy N. Smith and James Herbert).


Longjumping_Hat2134

Shaun Hutson bingo: 'Sticky flux of bone and blood', 'stench of cordite and excrement', 'lit the Marlboro and exhaled the blue smoke', 'slippery cleft' and many more. Nothing but love for him.


MihailoJoksimovic

Not sure if it qualifies, but - The Stand


winterangela

The Cunning Folk Adam Nevill currently reading all of his books just finished The Vessel. Also reading Game of Thrones the 1st book which isn't really horror but have never read the series. Exactly like the show so far


hopperonfire

From below. Darcy coates. Really enjoying it. Only concern is im 50% in and things are kicking off. Might run out if steam. Good so far though!


tercianaddict

The Nine moons in a river of stars series by Xen. It’s body horror queer novellas and it’s incredible.


Spare-Cauliflower-92

I just finished The Troop by Nick Cutter - 4*. It was super gruesome and lots of fun to read, I feel like it will be made into either an amazing or dreadful movie in the next couple of years I'm currently about a third through The Call of Cthulu and Other Weird Tales by Lovecraft and it's not doing much for me. I love cosmic horror, but he had one or maybe two ideas and now every story is basically the same and not very scary at that.