31 Days Of Horror 2026 Presents: Swamp Thing & The Rosewood Horror

A standalone comic book tale of terror made for a groundbreaking story of existential dread over three years later.

31 Days Of Horror 2026 Finally Has Its’ Big Day With ‘Universal Monsters: The Bride Of Frankenstein Lives #1’ On The Wednesday Run

Make sure you have something borrowed, some blue, something old…and something altogether horrific on this celebratory occasion

31 Days Of Horror 2026 Continues With Goats & Blood In ‘It Demands Sacrifice #1’ On The Wednesday Run

How about a serving of cultists, demons, goats…and blood for your Halloween horror reading pleasure?

31 Days Of Horror 2026: Things Get Biblical in Brian Duffield’s ‘Whalefall’ (Toronto After Dark Film Festival)

If you would have told me last week that WHALEFALL would be one of the most emotionally resonant movies I had seen this year I would have accused you of suffering from nitrogen narcosis.

31 Days of Horror 2026 Presents Trailer Time: The Exorcist: Martyrs

One of the most eagerly-anticipated supernatural horror films just dropped its first trailer… and it lives up to its demonic billing!

31 Days Of Horror 2026 Arrives In Comic Book Form With ‘Midnight X-Men #1 & Midnight Spider-Man #1 & Midnight Fantastic Four #1’ On The Wednesday Run 

Marvel Comics offers a new line of monthly comic book titles featuring vampires, body horror and cosmic horror – perfectly timed for spooky season!

Monster: The Lizzy Borden Story

31 Days of Horror 2026 – Gilbert Speaks on Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story

Marie Gilbert kicks off 31 Days of Horror 2026 with a look at “Monster: The Lizzy Borden Story.”

Let Your Mind Taste Mystery, Deceit & Wonder With ‘Flux House Presents #1’ On The Wednesday Run 

A new quarterly anthology series incorporates mystery, noir, horror and all of your other favourite pulpy genre faves in one oversized offering.

Review: Finding The Easter Egg to Life in Joseph Scrimshaw’s ‘Dead Media’ 

Joseph Scrimshaw’s Dead Media uses nostalgia and our love of the familiar to look at the ways in which we keep ourselves frozen in time, unable to leave our comfort … Continue reading Review: Finding The Easter Egg to Life in Joseph Scrimshaw’s ‘Dead Media’