In our latest episode, we enter the world of exploitation with Larry Cohen’s classic, "God Told Me To” and ask the question that theologians have been wrestling with for centuries: what if Jesus was an alien, man??

Today's treat on This Is Horror Podcast, Eric LaRocca (@ericlarocca.com) talks about his writing rituals for Wretch, writing two books per year, horror theatre, and much more. www.thisishorror.co.uk/tih-659-eric...

“The first time I do everything the way I’m supposed to.” Grandifolia, by Elliott Gish Narrator: Kitty Sarkozy Host: Kat Day Audio: Graeme Dunlop C/W: emotional control, intimate partner abuse pseudopod.org/2026/04/03/p... This story is a PseudoPod original

Welcome to 740. Guest host @douglasgwilym.bsky.social has two tales: about a woman convinced the world is ending (read by @barhenslee.bsky.social) and a perfectly normal, perfectly safe scenic walking tour. talestoterrify.com/episodes/740-douglas-smith-joshua-ramey-renk

Women In Horror Year: Day 9 www.briankeene.com/algorithmzer...

“…if you look just a little bit deeper, you can play the game in a way that's perfectly designed for horror.” New 🩸 on the membrane from Katie Gill @katiebeluga.bsky.social Tomorrow! April 10, 2026 6:00AMET manorvellum.com

It's Day 8 of Women In Horror Year, and today I'm talking about a book every single reader or writer of Horror should read at least once in their lives. www.briankeene.com/algorithmzer...

Seth recently sat down with Jim Mcleod from Ginger Nuts of Horror @gnofhorror.com to make the announcement and to discuss this milestone of his writing career. gnofhorror.com/seth-augenst...

MANOR Resident Seth Augenstein @augenstein.bsky.social has announced his first short story collection THE GOSPELS OF EXTINCTION will be released through Lost Meridian Press on June 1, 2026. 1/2

Before the flowers begin to bloom and the giant man-eating insects rise from the Earth to take back what was theirs in the first place, make sure you catch up on MANOR’S releases from March 2026… Estate of Fright 83 | What’s Under There? by @horrordad.bsky.social | The Static Man 1/4

I LOVED IT. I know it’s a remake of a South Korean film, but Lanthimos’s version is fantastic. Make no mistake: this is a horror show…sci-fi horror if you want to get deeper. Emma Stone dominates with her performance. 1/2

Recent Media: Audiobook A HISTORY OF FEAR by Luke Dumas (2022). Repression, shame, religion, and masculinity. A toxic combination that kills. Lesson: live your authentic life, folks. Live your truth. Great cast for this audiobook version.

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I was just talking to a friend today about Dolly Parton's Imagination Library - new books every month, totally for free, for kids ages 1-5. My son was part of the program - this is a copy of the letter that came with his last book, right after his 5th birthday.

Women In Horror Year - Day 6: www.briankeene.com/algorithmzer...

How amazing does this look?! Infested Publishing killed! Out April 24th, preorder today and add to your goodreads!

@sistahscifi.bsky.social is the only place you can get a signed copy of Psychopomp & Circumstance for you or another book lover, so shop indie!

Seth Augenstein's debut horror collection, The Gospels of Extinction, arrives June 1. Literary horror, gallows humour, and genuine dread. Check out our interview with Seth here @augenstein.bsky.social gnofhorror.com/seth-augenst...

Lost Meridian Press is proud to publish the second edition of Seth Augenstein's Mongolian epic, LAMA WITH A GUN. www.amazon.com/Lama-Gun-Set... "Exhaustively researched, bloody, and compelling work of historical fiction." --Kirkus #books #newrelease #mongolia

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The Old Dark House (1932) directed by James Whale featuring an ensemble cast that includes Boris Karloff, Melvyn Douglas, Gloria Stuart, Charles Laughton, Lilian Bond, Ernest Thesiger, Raymond Massey and Eva Moore.

Sterling K. Brown explains the streaming economics of why we don’t get more eps

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With the airports and security currently in shambles, introverts can finally travel in comfort.

Recent Media: Book STRANGE HOUSES by Uketsu (2025) Where floor plans and architecture haunt the reader. I liked the premise of this Japanese horror tale…I liked its unique presentation…

Recent Media: Audiobook HELPMEET by Naben Ruthnum (2022) In the mood for some descriptive body horror? Then this will satisfy your quick gloopy fix. It’s just a little over an hour but it works so effectively that way. 1/2

One major reason I appreciate anthologies is there is something for everyone. Not every story is going to win you and not every story is going to lose you. In this case, I’m happy to say the majority won me, and I recommend you make your own stand on this if you haven’t already. 1/3

What a debut by CJ Leede @ceejthemoment.bsky.social. No limits for the most part and a memorable character who holds her own alongside Patrick Bateman and Norman Bates. I have to admit I chuckled during Lester the Cat’s vet visit and what they found inside the little critter. 1/3

My favorite movie of 2025. Nothing compares. It is a visual poem.

Everyone should listen to Holy Terrors

I have never cried when reading a script. Until now. Whew. I imagine it’ll be total devastation when I watch the film. 😭 Have you seen this film and what’d you think (without spoilers)?

Listening to a recent episode of HOLY TERRORS podcast where Brian and Pat discussed the hypothetical timeline of the Friday the 13th films, it reminded me of a hypothetical of my own. If we were to take this timeline seriously (which we shouldn’t but let’s have fun with it anyways)... 1/3

My personal favorite werewolf film, The Howling, is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year. For Dread, I wrote about why I think it has the scariest transformation scene in the sub-genre

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Estate of Fright 84: Who Will Think of the Children? | Paradise (April 2026) Delivered today 🏚️😱 Featuring Taylor Hunsberger @tayparade.bsky.social in Estate of Fright, new horror fiction by Elford Alley @elfordalley.bsky.social, and this month’s MANOR calendar.

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“What constitutes crossing a line when it comes to parents protecting their children from the dangers of the world?” @tayparade.bsky.social is in Estate of Fright, and @elfordalley.bsky.social frightens with new horror fiction. 😱 Friday, April 3, 2026 @ 6:00AMET 🏚️ Free sub www.manorhq.com/eof

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Thank you, @patricktumblety.bsky.social for this amazing blurb! Wildcat Thicket is out 4/24 from @infestedpublishing.bsky.social, you can preorder below!

This is where I post my ode to Vestron Video written for Daily Grindhouse almost ten years ago now, in remembrance of a real one if there ever was. RIP, sir✊🏼

I'm celebrating Overhated's 300th episode by giving it away! This chat between me and @crobertcargill.bsky.social is available to free subscribers AND paying patrons! My thanks to all listeners, all episode guests, and of course our sponsor @effinbirds.com. Oh, and this is the movie Cargill chose:

*me, regarding my horror fiction which is usually about lesbians having a body horror moment brought on by living in a broken society* I personally view my writing as apolitical, I don't think there's any politics in this

This is an incredible essay. Stoker nominations mark out the best of the best, and Haunted Thresholds certainly qualifies. Mo maps out the links between female grief and liminal spaces - where trauma takes you out of time and space and into the dead zones of psychological implosion.

YES! Well deserved!

Congratulations to Mo Moshaty @momoshaty.bsky.social for receiving a Bram Stoker nomination in Superior Achievement in Short Non-Fiction for her essay "Haunted Thresholds: Liminal Horror and the Psychological Disintegration of Women from Post-Partum, Grief, Trauma and Religious Fanaticism." 1/3

What Don Knotts taught me. Imposter syndrome be damned.

I was terrified of sharks for the longest time because of Jaws, so I went and wrote about how the terror over Bruce the shark is nothing but projection of the characters’ deepest fears.