by Scare Street | Jan 20, 2020 | New Releases
In the movies, death is often just the beginning of a grand puzzle. Mysteries usually start to unfold with a body in the drawing room; then something on the body leads the hero to a series of puzzles, and eventually, a treasure or some massive discovery. But things...
by Scare Street | Jan 16, 2020 | New Releases
It was through a string of consequences that I learned that. As the youngest sibling and the only girl, I couldn’t do everything my brothers could. The bloodiest example I can remember was when we all decided to roller-skate downhill. An important thing to note for...
by Scare Street | Jan 5, 2020 | New Releases
There is always a tipping point where something innocent becomes sinister. When I commuted to college, I parked in the same parking lot just about every day for three years. There was only one time when I felt anxious to enter it, and, to this day, I have no idea why....
by Scare Street | Dec 30, 2019 | New Releases
There are hundreds of unsolved murder cases across the globe. Some fade into obscurity, and some go silent for years, only to be reopened and solved by a miraculous feat of investigation or science. But there are some that never quite leave us; imprinted in cultural...
by Scare Street | Dec 29, 2019 | New Releases
I’m writing this letter while tucked away in my basement office, surrounded by books and ephemera. As I sit here, I think about Anger, New Hampshire, and about the dead that lurk within it. I’m a New England boy. I know not to trust the weather, and when things are...
by Scare Street | Dec 22, 2019 | New Releases
Once, while working a predawn shift at a hotel, I arrived at the front desk to find Slenderman hanging out in the attached liquor shop. Our monitors picked up all the security cameras and there he was— standing motionless, staring at the camera as much as anyone with...
