by Scare Street | Jul 6, 2020 | New Releases
Horror thrives on accidents. In fact, I’d go so far as to say that accidents and happenstance are the foundation for horror; and I love it. There’s a reason the ‘unsuspecting family moves into a haunted house’ trope is so prevalent. The only thing better than watching...
by Scare Street | Jun 29, 2020 | New Releases
Can you see it? Are you standing there, with Dan and Eli looking at the end of their struggles? I’d like to say that you and I are going to be there, flanking our friends and preparing for the worst. But that’s not true. Oh, we’ll be there, you and I, but they can’t...
by Scare Street | Jun 22, 2020 | New Releases
There once was a woman who rented a basement apartment from a kindly old lady and her son. She thought it was sweet that her landlady’s son would often cook for her, until the day that she decided to save the meal for later. That night, she woke to find the him...
by Scare Street | Jun 15, 2020 | New Releases
Children are inherently creepy. We can all agree on that. There are the ‘imaginary friends’, the freaky dolls, and that weird phase they go through where you wake up to find them staring unblinkingly at you from the shadows. (Please tell me that my niece wasn’t the...
by Scare Street | Jun 8, 2020 | New Releases
Who wants some homegrown horror? In Texas, I found a few houses and a solitary diner scattered over a dull, barren plane. There was this eerie calm that lingered in the air, a kind of stillness that I had never felt, that was broken only by a waitress with a thick...
by Scare Street | Jun 1, 2020 | New Releases
Pirates! Even when I was young and disco was new, pirates were definitely part of history. A loud, blood-stained, fascinating part. I loved pirate stories as much as I loved ghost stories, and naturally I longed for a story about—you guessed it—ghost pirates. Even...
