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Jason’s 6 Scary Movie Picks for Halloween

Jason shares six of his spooky picks for Halloween Movie nights!

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Special Feature: The Horror Hoser Reviews “I’m Thinking of Ending Things”

I’m Thinking of Ending Things, by Kingston, Ontario writer Iain Reid, is a psychological horror about a couple going to visit potential in-laws. The narrator, for most of the book, is thinking of ending things with her month-long boyfriend, Jake. She thinks she’s just along for a quaint country road trip, but Jake’s past and secrets have other plans.

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Book Review: The Ghost Tree by Christina Henry

I really liked The Ghost Tree. It’s great to see coming-of-age horror written by women, which usually (wrongly) gets tagged as YA. Make no mistake, this book is not YA. The main character is a teenage girl, but there is a mix of POVs here, some adult, and it all works together really well.

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Book Review: Misfits by Hunter Shea

Hunter Shea is an author I very much admire, having read Creature and Ghost Mine, which I really enjoyed. His writing is crisp, and he’s brilliant when it comes to underlying horror, of building tension in his prose before the gore kicks in. Unfortunately, I was a little disappointed by Misfits. I’ll admit, in part this kind of horror just isn’t my style, as I’m finding more and more. With many books like this, I know there will be many who really appreciate what Shea does here, and will get far more enjoyment out of this than I did.

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Getting Darker, with Robert Ottone

Fear is such a weird thing.

Conquering fears is apparently easy, according to a variety of self-help and psychology books.

Repeated exposure to the thing one fears, over time, will lessen the overwhelming effect that specific trigger has on your brain.

Pretty simple, right?

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