Cover for Where the Soul Goes now in audiobook Thank you, Strange Wilds Press, for the review copy of the audiobook of Katherine Silva’s Where the Soul Goes, narrated by Jess Wright. This is the first Katherine Silva book I’ve read, though I’ve had several on my TBR for a while. I feel like her books are for smart people, and I wasn’t sure I was ready for that kind of pressure. After reading Where the Soul Goes…I still feel that way. But, it was also just a really good story.

Video game AND horror movie fans - take a look at Alix's review for the movie adaptation of the game EXIT 8 and let us know what you thought!

bastian - a charming, flirty, fun-loving vampire babe - and his feline familiar, whitby, have just arrived in italy on holiday when they come across the (very dead) victim of a vampire attack; bastian, being the only vampire in town, is immediately snatched up by the local police and put under house arrest. this is, like, super not ideal, but bastian manages to strike a bargain with dreamy, dark haired beauty nico, the cop assigned to guard him, and the two join forces and st

Our dear friend and esteemed community member Candace Nola (whom you may know from Uncomfortably Dark) is in a medical crisis and will need ongoing transfusions. You can read more (and donate) here. Fundraiser for Candace Nola If you don't have the funds, you can help us by sharing/spreading the message.

Check out Martha Hipley's thoughts on the upcoming QUEER TASTES by our very own Cat Voleur!

Open call information for Side Hustle: Horror Stories for Late Capitalism coming from Agita Press.

This is the crowdfunding information for Agita Press' upcoming Side Hustle anthology featuring horror stories about late capitalism.

RATS, SPIDERS, WASPS: A Midnight Kind of Place is open for submissions to three themed anthologies centered on some of horror’s most unsettling creatures: rats, wasps, and spiders. Writers are invited to submit stories where these creatures play a central role. DEADLINE: July 31st, 2026 WORDCOUNT: 1,000 -- 10,000 PAYMENT: £30 GBP for original stories £10 GBP for reprints LINK TO ORIGINAL CALL WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR: I’m looking for quality, the next big voice in the horror-

Halloween Special: The Dancing Griffin Press Halloween Special is open for submissions of horror stories set in October. This anthology is seeking tales across all horror styles, from extreme and body horror to YA and spooky middle grade. SUBMISSION WINDOW: April 1st -- July 15th WORDCOUNT: 2,000 -- 4,000 words PAYMENT: $20 original stories $15 reprints LINK TO ORIGINAL CALL WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR: The Dancing Griffin Press Halloween Special is looking for horror stories th

Radon Journal October 2026 Issue: Seeking science fiction stories and poetry with elements of anarchism, transhumanism, dystopia, and strong leftist social commentary. Writers can submit flash fiction, short stories, and poetry through their no-fee Submittable page. SUBMISSION WINDOW: May 1st -- August 31st WORDCOUNT: -- PAYMENT: Fiction: 2.5¢ per word (minimum $15) Poetry: $25 per poem LINK TO ORIGINAL CALL WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR: Radon Journal publishes speculative fictio

A COUP OF OWLS AUTUMN ISSUE: Seeking drabbles, flash fiction, and short stories from writers from underrepresented and marginalized communities. The quarterly online anthology welcomes bold, emotional, and original fiction across all genres. SUBMISSION WINDOW: June 1st -- June 7th WORDCOUNT: 100 -- 8,000 PAYMENT: Drabbles & Flash: £5 Short Stories 1,001–4,000 words: £10 Short Stories 4,001–8,000 words: £15 LINK TO ORIGINAL CALL WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR: We’re looking for sto

SCATTERED - A Dark Forest Press Zine: The editors are looking for strange, unsettling, mature fiction and poetry that leans weird, horrific, transgressive, and unforgettable. SUBMISSION WINDOW: July 1st -- July 15th WORDCOUNT: 1,000 -- 6,000 words PAYMENT: $0.01 per word, max $25 LINK TO ORIGINAL CALL WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR: Scattered is Dark Forest Press’s zine for fiction and poetry that embraces the strange and unsettling. They want stories and poems that linger long aft

Contains spoilers for Lee Cronin’s The Mummy Lee Cronin’s The Mummy tells the traditionally action-packed cautionary tale of disturbing ancient relics and ruins from a distinctly different angle than its predecessors. Rather than juicy action sequences and witty quips, this year’s version of The Mummy is full of trauma, tears, and tension. Oh, and body horror. Lots of body horror. The movie begins in Aswan, Egypt, where the Khalil family returns to their home to find their pe

Check out Candi's review of THE REMEDY IS THE DISEASE by Leticia Urieta, coming from Undertaker Books May 15th!

Alix Moad shares her thoughts on BLOOD RED BEACH from fantastic indie film company Mad Angel Films

Mindy shares her review for the upcoming release Fabulous Bodies by bestselling author Chuck Tingle

Thank you to TruBorn for sharing this cover reveal and pre-order announcement!

Alix Moad gives you a look at the teaser trailer for the upcoming indie horror film Hellsgate

Welp, you're dead. Weird, right? That's usually how these books end, but here you are, at the beginning, dead as a doornail. Good news? There's a magical cult ready and willing to resurrect you. Bad news? You've reawakened with an insatiable hunger for human flesh. You've always had a penchant for eating ass, but this is ridiculous. Who should you eat first? The choice is up to you. There's a lot of tasty guys out there just waiting to be eaten. Welcome to Extremities: A seri

Cover art for Just Us, Here Wren built her life to be watched. She saw the next shift coming and got there first — a farmhouse, a beautiful family, a life that looked perfect on camera. Fresh bread, quiet mornings, a cottage that sells the image. Online, it looks exactly right. Offline, it's starting to come undone. There are gaps in her memory. A cold she can't shake. And the barn at the edge of the property keeps pulling her back. The woman tied to this house never really l