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Horror and scifi books, comics, movies.
Entertaining 80's B creature feature about a killer cicada, a bitchy final girl and her asshole boyfriend. This book from
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
and
@tanyapell.bsky.social
had me laughing out loud while it also has some gore. Recommended!
6 days ago
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Sci fi horror about a teenage scientist, deaging, 5 elders on the brink of death, jellyfish and a mutating wolf. Such a good story. Nick Cutter wrote a book that reminded me of Crichtons Jurassic Park combined with later era Stephen King.
6 days ago
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A dark and grim roadtrip through a plague and war torn medievel France where devils and demons roam and god is absent. This one is as good as its cover.
9 days ago
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By far the most unhinged novel I've read this year but written by
@paperbacksandpugs.bsky.social
so it's still a very entertaining, fast read.
13 days ago
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Is it possible to really do scare jumps in a book?
@joshmalerman.bsky.social
sure knows how. This book and its evil haunts more than the characters. What a creepy, original book.
17 days ago
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Well if you are looking for a mystery involving a demon, a very dysfunctional family and a maid then this is the book for you. Light on the scary parts but great on keeping the reader guessing what's next.
17 days ago
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80's creature feature homage that reads like you are on a rollercoaster. This is a book that you want to read in one go. Full on action from start to finish. By
@alexebenstein.bsky.social
@shortwavebooks.bsky.social
19 days ago
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Psychological horror partly based on a true story about an outsider artist. This book is unique in how it's told, has some creepy parts and definitely solidifies
@claymcleod.bsky.social
as one of the best horror writers around.
@titanbooks.bsky.social
20 days ago
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Another very good book by indie horror author
@paperbacksandpugs.bsky.social
. If you like 90's grunge music and or hearfelt father daughter dynamics and or creepy monsters hiding in the woods then this is one book you should read.
21 days ago
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Without a doubt 1 of the best books I've read so far this year. Coming of age meets atrocities of war meets supernatural horror. I didn't expect
@pfracassi.bsky.social
to write a book I would like better than Boys In The Valley. But Sarafina exceeded all my expectations.
@blackcrowbooks.bsky.social
24 days ago
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Don't ever go tresppasing with your kayak into a place with the criepiest little monsters and their devouring god. Adam Nevill wrote a very real and scary folk horror book.
about 1 month ago
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Now this is one scary story. Very cinematic in how it's written and a real pageturner. It reminded me a bit of From. Another great one by Kliewer.
about 1 month ago
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IT meets The Abyss. A mix of supernatural and more close to home horror. Pretty unhinged at times. A scary, claustrophobic book.
about 2 months ago
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600+ pages in the Alien universe with one story taking place in NYC and involving a mad musician and the other story being your 'normal' team of marines on a bug killing mission gone wrong. Again a good one from
@titanbooks.bsky.social
about 2 months ago
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More psychological horror than pure slasher mayhem, still a good read by
@brianmcwriter.bsky.social
2 months ago
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Enjoyed this antholoy of British writers expanding Lovecrafts myth of Cthulu and small town Innsmouth published by
@titanbooks.bsky.social
2 months ago
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Wards' most accessible novel so far is still a dark, powerfull book. Bits reminded me of Yellowjackets and as always with
@catrionaward.bsky.social
she manages to surprise the reader with her storytelling.
2 months ago
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Crime/noir/horror full of tension, mystery, a disturbed character and keeps you guessing how it will end. A very immersive read by
@ronaldmalfi.bsky.social
3 months ago
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This is not a day to day journal about 2026 but it is an action packed horror about a big group of influencers on a remote island than once was the island of a cannibalistic cult.
3 months ago
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Also liked
@chucktingle.bsky.social
s queer autistic demon and priests slayer. Loved the inclusion of a deathcore grunting queer former camp counsellor.
3 months ago
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The world is a dark place so it's nice to escape for a couple of hours and this is stand alone scifi adventure from
@garethlpowell.bsky.social
@titanbooks.bsky.social
is that escape
3 months ago
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Loved this pulpy horror about a 87 years old Scottish lady, her fight against a real estate corporation and the human eating sea creature she finds another good one by
@paperbacksandpugs.bsky.social
4 months ago
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Really enjoyed
@gavingsmith.bsky.social
x-files noir meets western meets an action filled third part all set in the Alien universe
4 months ago
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Best sci fi books out there. Very political and absurd at times and a mirror on our own society.
@scalzi.com
keeps on entertaining
4 months ago
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Invasion of the body snatchers meets a reformation camp for lhbtq teens meets lots of horror in this very dark tale by
@scumbelievable.bsky.social
4 months ago
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What if a crappy tv show for kids turns evil and comes to life? Loved this action packed book full of gore, blood and a freaky killer by
@paperbacksandpugs.bsky.social
5 months ago
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Easy to read science fiction. Aliens and Starship Troopers come to mind but with some native american mythology and young adult like worldbuilding. Surprised by this book by
@jazzastudios.com
5 months ago
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Bleak, extreme, weird. I have no idea where
@ericlarocca.bsky.social
is going with this trilogy about a gruesome small town and its elders but I'm in for the ride after reading book 1.
5 months ago
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Not his best but still a very dark tale abouting haunting family secrets and mean little girls.
5 months ago
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Finished the first book of the year and I wouldn't mind a whole series of books like this.
5 months ago
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If there was one book to finish the year with it was going to be this.
@sgj.bsky.social
isn't easy to read but his stories of native american society and history, horror and in this case vampires are amongst the most compelling stories I've ever read.
5 months ago
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A desolated Scottish town, four young adults and the curse of a witch... this is a very cinematic book with authentic characters, lots of blood and some unexpected events. Recommended. I will now read everything
@paperbacksandpugs.bsky.social
has published.
5 months ago
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I hardly ever read fantasy but this tale of werewolf and vampire, elf and pirate, undead knight and necromancer sure was a rollercoaster filled with battle action, monsters, blood and laughter.
@joeabercrombie.com
summoned the very darkest spirits to create this world.
5 months ago
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Cycled 60 km in the almost freezing cold but I did have to get my last tpb batch of the year.
@imagecomics.com
is crushing it with these books by
@denizcamp.bsky.social
@jamesthefourth.bsky.social
@danielwarrenart.bsky.social
5 months ago
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What's better than a Xmas slasher novel? The sequel!!! This is bat shit crazy good fun. The perfect Christmas novel by
@brianmcwriter.bsky.social
5 months ago
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Being a teacher means two weeks off. Time to catch up on some books by
@sgj.bsky.social
@joe-hill.bsky.social
@joeabercrombie.bsky.social
and more.
6 months ago
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Time to decorate the tree, turn on the lights, hang up the balls and if you are really looking for the best book to read at the moment then
@brianmcwriter.bsky.social
has got you covered with one of the best slasher books around.
6 months ago
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Really enjoyed this fun, modern take on a body snatcher theme with drugs and spores as the big evil and I love books that features a straight edge main character. Coming from that scene myself it's an honor that
@claymcleod.bsky.social
incorporated a bit of the subculture in such a fun book.
6 months ago
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Take all the horror that may happen behind the closed doors of a house add a group of adults with serious trauma and you have the ingredients of one of the best books of 2025.
@chuckwendig.bsky.social
did it again.
6 months ago
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@thomasoldeheuvelt is de beste horrorschrijver van Nederland/Europa en bewijst dat zeker met zijn nieuwste boek
#dontreadthelastpage
6 months ago
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@sgj.bsky.social
writing a haunted house novel is like Escher meets Poe. This house isn't haunted, it's harboring a menacing threat. If you enjoy terrifying time loops and hate nanny cams this is one for you.
6 months ago
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Another good
@tkingfisher.com
book about a woman becoming herself, her dog, friendship in unexpected places and an angry spirit. Oh and murderous roadrunners. First I'm reading about those.
6 months ago
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Out of all his recent books (Road, Hallows, House)
@cgolden.bsky.social
really outdid himself with this one. It's action packed from start to finish, features a coven of badass witches and takes place on a stranded ship that has a forest growing. I loved it.
6 months ago
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If you agree that I know what you did last summer could have been way more tense and dark and if you like crime noir and nail biting suspense. If you enjoy all that's lurking in the dark and aren't afraid of small town secrets then
@ronaldmalfi.bsky.social
wrote the book for you.
6 months ago
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I have to admit I don't like driving and could care less about cars and trucks but
@sgj.bsky.social
surprised me with the action packed thrill ride that is Killer On The Road. He managed to create another awesome final girl and one scary protagonist.
7 months ago
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I really liked this one by
@shaunhamill.bsky.social
There are no xenomorphs till far into the book but it does show another side within the Alien universe and has ties to the Prometheus and Convenant movies while also name dropping Ridley and yet being a story of its own.
7 months ago
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This scifi series by
@scalzi.com
makes one question what it means to be human, the vicious circle of an arms race and how those in power always find others to exploit. Heavy topics in a very readable tone.
7 months ago
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This book isn't about an ordinary haunted house, it's about a house that chews and grinds the meat of everyone who dares to enter especially children. I loved this tale of cosmic horror
@christinahenry.bsky.social
wrote a terrifying great novel.
7 months ago
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Did we need a sequel to Mary Shelleys Frankenstein? Not really, but JS Barnes did write a near perfect gothic story continuing the tale of Victor and his creation with the right amount if dread and suspense
@titanbooks.bsky.social
7 months ago
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Now this is one energetic thrill ride through post Vietnam war heartland USA and back with big fangs sucking the blood and guts out of passerby while still having the heart and soul of a modern horror classic. I applaud
@keithrosson.bsky.social
for this old school tale.
7 months ago
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