2025: Bedlam in Print
The books of 2025, ranked by moi
The books of 2025, ranked by moi
Pop culture infused horror by an author who can be said to have cornered this particular field
An anthology from early 1920s Germany, of note for its title story, about a pre-METROPOLIS robot woman
Christmas movies are eternally revered, but in recent years a (relatively) new format has gained in popularity: the Bad Christmas movie
A newly translated assortment of “Essential Stories” by Poland’s Bruno Schulz
A nifty book-length study (the first, if I’m not mistaken) of disease/pandemic movies
An Edgar Allan Poe inspired TV anthology; at least one segment is quite good.
A 1961 Harlan Ellison short story collection that was, Ellison claimed, the book of his he loved the most
A product of the horror anthology craze of the 2010s that isn’t as terrible as many claim
Too bad