horror

While Viking Wolf doesn’t stumbles in pacing its violence, the way it handles emotional and internal conflict is what makes it one to watch.

Silver Surfer: Ghost Light #1 could be considered a horror comic as a young family becomes the focus of the first issue, not the Surfer.

Given that Academy members are too scared to watch horror movies, the BWT creates their own 2023 Oscar nominations using only genre films.

The Offering takes Jewish aesthetics and paints them over a generic and less-than-mediocre story of a demon who steals children and causes miscarriages.

SICK distills real-world anxiety into a slasher with thoughtfulness and bloody thrills that marks a great start to 2023’s horror.

To horror, these killer toys are essential to the genre. To put it simply, M3GAN like many of the toy dolls before her, is iconic. 

The Callisto Protocol is my biggest disappointment this year. While it nails the aesthetic, it misses the mark in almost every other department.

From the creator of one of Netflix’s first successful international projects Dark, 1899 is filled with mystery, intrigue, sex, and darkness.

Two Graves #1 is a comic filled with death and questions. We are taken quite far into a world with characters that are yet to be understood.

Chainsaw Man has been firing on all cylinders and now with Episode 5, “Gun Devil,” we’re getting to the core of the story.