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:
- Dread Central revisit 2020 film His House for Black History Month and explain why it’s more important than ever
- The Lineup present Mother Horror’s guide to dark and disturbing fiction in 2025
- The Ginger Nuts of Horror recount how one author overcame agoraphobia through their writing
- Bloody Disgusting look back at six horror films which were sadly snubbed at the Oscars
- Night Tide delve into the eternal connection between gothic horror and grief
Dread Central revisit 2020 film His House for Black History Month and explain why it’s more important than ever
Dread Central’s Khadija Osman revisits 2020 Remi Weekes film His House for Black History Month and explains why it’s more important now than ever.
The Lineup present Mother Horror’s guide to dark and disturbing fiction in 2025
Sadie Hartmann, aka Mother Horror, sets out a litany of dark and disturbing horror reads to get your reading on the right path for 2025 in this article for The Lineup.
The Ginger Nuts of Horror recount how one author overcame agoraphobia through their writing
Sci-fi and horror author Lee Mitchell recounts how they managed to overcome their agoraphobia through the process of writing in this fascinating article for The Ginger Nuts of Horror.
Bloody Disgusting look back at six horror films which were sadly snubbed at the Oscars
With several horror movies receiving recognition during award season in recent years, Bloody Disgusting’s Luiz H. C. looks back at six horrors which have been snubbed at the Oscars through the years.
Night Tide delve into the eternal connection between gothic horror and grief
Tuğçe Kutlu, writing for Night Tide Magazine, delves into the eternal connection between gothic horror and grief.
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