Dark Region Press has just announced that they are publishing the first photo book from renowned horror photographer Joshua Hoffine. Joshua’s work has appeared on countless horror forums, Instagram accounts and graced magazine covers around the world. His work is as striking as it is compelling at telling a story. With pieces such as “Bed”, […]

Sanitarium Issue 42 contains 6 Stories, 2 Dark Verse & Interviews Within Sanitarium (Horror Fiction and Dark Verse) Magazine Issue 42 you will find the horror fiction you’re deepest fears crave: Nomi by Brooke Warra Caretakers by Andrew Jurisic Picture This by Ian Mullins Soft Cell by Sean Spagnoli The Monster Maker by Adam Gaylord […]

Sanitarium Issue 41 contains 8 Stories, 2 Dark Verse & Interviews Within Sanitarium (Horror Fiction and Dark Verse) Magazine Issue 38 you will find the horror fiction you’re deepest fears crave: Old Colony and Jeremy Knox by Jeffrey Keith Blevins The Coming by jake Ratcliff The Hands of Fate by Gerald E. Sheagren The Trees […]

What was your first experience of the horror genre growing up? Conner – Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street marathons at 1 am with my grandpa when I was 9. He had this collection of VHS tapes with like 4 movies on each and he had this book that catalogued them all by […]

Dead leaves is a novella written by Andrew David Barker and over the past weekend I picked up a copy for my ride into London – I was not disappointed. The story follows Scott Bradley and his group of friends as they discuss all things horror and video nasties that they have and have yet […]

Sanitarium Issue 40 contains 9 Stories, 1 Dark Verse & Interviews Within Sanitarium (Horror Fiction and Dark Verse) Magazine Issue 38 you will find the horror fiction you’re deepest fears crave: Facing Up by David Gianatasio Breeding in the Spheres by Tyler Tristao The Journal of the Median Man – A Face on the Wall […]

Krampus: The Three Sisters (The Krampus Chronicles Book 1) Fourteen-year-old Maggie Ogden thinks she knows everything there is to Grandfather Clement Clarke Moore and his legendary poem,’Twas the Night Before Christmas. But all this changes Christmas Eve 1854 when Chelsea Manor receives an unexpected visitor – Henry Livingston; who’s searching for evidence to prove that […]