Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado:
- The Guardian explains why exposing kids to horror films is not the disaster some think
- Bloody Disgusting feature the proposed sequel to the original Halloween, which was never made
- Post 45 feature a fascinating essay on modern feminist horror fiction
- Signal Horizon round up everything for us to be excited about in genre film and fiction this week
- The Gingernuts of Horror talk to Georgina Bruce about her book, This House of Wounds
The Guardian explains why exposing kids to horror films is not the disaster some think
Self-confessed horror fan, Kim Newman, writes in The Guardian about the benefits of watching horror movies as a child, in banishing night terrors and building mental strength.
Bloody Disgusting feature the proposed sequel to the original Halloween, which was never made
Bloody Disgusting’s Nat Brehmer writes about the proposed sequel to the original Halloween, featuring Laurie Strode living in a high security, high rise apartment and shot in 3D.
Post 45 feature a fascinating essay on modern feminist horror fiction
Patricia Stuelke writes a fascinating article for Post 45 on modern feminist horror fiction that everyone interested in the genre ought to read.
Signal Horizon round up everything for us to be excited about in genre film and fiction this week
Tracy Palmer has been digging into the worlds of genre film and fiction to pick out the titles you can’t miss among this week’s releases.
The Gingernuts of Horror talk to Georgina Bruce about her book, This House of Wounds
With her novel, This House of Wounds hot off the press, Georgina Bruce sits down with The Gingernuts of Horror to talk about the book and more besides.
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KEV HARRISON
