Read This: Roadside Picnic
Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky is a strange and affective science fiction novel—classic, understated, and far deeper […]
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Read This: The Fisherman
The Fisherman by John Langan is a quietly disturbing novel of loss, black sorcery, and regret. Unexpectedly, the story […]
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They Look Like People Deserves A Look
They Look Like People, a dark little film, was introduced at the Slamdance film festival way back in […]
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Stranger Things Gets Its Weirdness Right
Stranger Things, Netflix’s latest series, launched its first eight episode season on July 15. I had to drag myself […]
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Read This: The Weird
The Weird is a far-ranging 2012 anthology compiled by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer, both of whom have stellar weird […]
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Read This: The Fireman
The Fireman, Joe Hill’s latest opus, is a big, rambling, post-apocalyptic horror novel that is fast-moving and entertaining but, […]
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Read This: The Loney
The Loney is Andrew Michael Hurley’s first novel, and it is a wonder. As literary horror it is gothic […]
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Preacher Is Still Finding Its Way
Preacher, the comic book-inspired series that debuted on May 22 on AMC, is so far a cautiously-paced, blackly funny […]
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Elfquest: There and Back Again
Elfquest is an epic comic book series created in 1978 by Wendy and Richard Pini which I am very […]
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Watch This: Strange Days
Strange Days is an often-overlooked bit of 1995 cyberpunk written and produced by James Cameron (of Terminator, Aliens, and […]
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