Tag: horror review

• July 28, 2022

  [REVIEW] The Nightmare Man – by J. H. Markert

  THE NIGHTMARE MAN often feels like it is obviously paying homage to great stories and storytellers; I can see some liking that, but I found it distracting and a bit frustrating. However, there are some gritty and memorable scenes/visuals scattered throughout this book, as well as ideas. It’s difficult to say why I didn’t enjoy […]
• July 28, 2022

  [REVIEW] Daphne – by Josh Malerman

  THE NIGHTMARE MAN often feels like it is obviously paying homage to great stories and storytellers; I can see some liking that, but I found it distracting and a bit frustrating. However, there are some gritty and memorable scenes/visuals scattered throughout this book, as well as ideas. It’s difficult to say why I didn’t enjoy […]
• April 8, 2021

  [REVIEW] The Devil’s Mistress – by David Barclay

  THE DEVIL’S MISTRESS – BY DAVID BARCLAY Published by Silver Shamrock Publishing / Available March 2021 Verdict: 4.25 out of 5 ~ Overview: It’s 1705. Isabella Ashford has been accused of murder. The town of Blackfriar says she’s been frequenting the woods and consorting with the devil. They say she’s become a witch. But the […]
• September 27, 2020

  [REVIEW] Lovebirds – by Matthew Brady

  LOVEBIRDS by Matthew Brady Released by Mannison Press I was reading the new Eerie River anthology, It Calls from the Sky, when I came upon this author. I enjoyed his contribution so much that I immediately went online to find something else he’d written. Enter Lovebirds, a novelette about love without limits. In Ballantine Bay, […]
• September 27, 2020

  [REVIEW] The Portal – by Russell James

  THE PORTAL By Russell James Published by Flame Tree Press The premise behind The Portal is an easy horror grab – the devil has returned to open his doorway to Hell. It also flows with potential for a gruesome and wild ride, even if we never see the devil’s demons feast upon the Earth. He, […]