Discover the identity of the “Unknown Wanderer,” a man found dead in an Idaho church in 1982. After 40 years of unanswered ...

Horror collections: they’re an underrated artform. Too often, if you ask readers, they’ll tell you that they love novels and they don’t mind novellas, but it’s far too rare to find a reader who truly ...

It might seem counterintuitive to introduce middle graders to horror. After all, why are we trying to scare our kids? But the point of horror isn’t to traumatize. It’s to help build their bravery ...

If you know anything about Alabama, you know that it's perhaps best known for its passion for college football. Of course, it also has a rich Civil Rights history, incredible beaches, an iconic music ...

Appalachia stretches far and wide, 205,000 square miles across 13 states. Covering the whole of West Virginia, it also includes parts of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, New York, ...

Historically, horror movies have been greatly overlooked when it comes to awards season. There's always been a bias against the genre, labeling all films under its umbrella as lowbrow or B-grade.

From odes to classic horror to apocalyptic landscapes, there’s been fabulous books in every subgenre of terror. So in no particular order, here are some of the best ...

805 W Linden Street in Boise, Idaho, is a 2,560 square-foot Craftsman-style house built in 1910. On the outside, the house looks abandoned & neglected—straight from a horror film. But it’s the inside ...

“American Apparel is an Industrial Revolution” were the words printed in big block letters on the top floor of the company’s factory in Los Angeles. “Ethically Made—Sweatshop Free” was its motto in ...

Yeah, sure, we all love the summer. The season means sunshine, beaches, and vacations. But what we're really excited about is the fact that we're one step closer to the holidays of all holidays: ...

In 1981, the Berlin Wall still symbolically separated East and West Germany, as the country had been divided since the end of World War II. In March of that year, in the city of Lubeck in what was ...

First coined by author and editor David J. Schow at the Twelfth World Fantasy Convention in Providence in 1986, the term “splatterpunk” is derived, in part, from “splatter films”—which was already in ...