Comic Book Review: Afterlife with Archie #7 (2014)
Following on from the previous issue’s interlude – in which we caught up with the banished Sabrina, finding her trapped with HP Lovecraft and many of his monstrous creations in […]
Comic Book Review: Afterlife with Archie #5 (2014)
I apologise if comic books, Archie or horror aren’t your thing. After all, this particular series has somewhat taken over the blog for the last few days – I just […]
Comic Book Review: Afterlife with Archie #2 (2013)
What better time to be reading horror comics than the end of October? Yes, dear readers, spooky season is well and truly upon us, so here I am with my […]
Comic Book Review: Archie Halloween Spectacular (2021) #1
Though the cover of the 2021 Archie Halloween Spectacular proudly states that the comic features an all-new lead story within its pages, it’s not as if you can tell unless […]
Book Review: Fear Street: The New Girl (1989)
RL Stine is an absolute powerhouse in the world of gently scary, creepily amusing kid-friendly horror thanks to his perennially popular Goosebumps titles. There are sixty two titles in the […]
Comic Book Review: Misty Winter Special 2020
Halloween may have come and gone, but the long, cold nights are here for a little while longer – the ideal conditions to scare yourself silly with a pair of […]
Comic Book Review: Misty & Scream 2020 Special
The spookiness doesn’t have to stop just because Halloween has come and gone, right? The nights are longer and darker, the air is cold and damp – surely it’s the […]
News: Clea (Switch)
It’s spooky season, which makes it the perfect time to discover 2D horror title Clea. After a successful release on PC (with an overall Very Positive review rating), Clea launches […]
Board Game Review: Exit: The Haunted Rollercoaster
I’ve written about the Exit games before, but never about a specific game from the rather extensive range that’s currently available. There’s a reason for that; as Escape Room-esque experiences that you can only play once, they rely on players knowing as little as possible before they start the game. This makes it extremely difficult to talk about each one […]
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