Secret Horror

Secret Horror

Secret Horror presents scary stories from around the world. Also, horror reviews, interviews, and short form non-fiction tales of terror. Horror Secreto presenta historias de terror de todo el mundo. Además, reseñas de terror, entrevistas y relatos breves de no ficción sobre el tema.

  1. 6d ago

    Richard Matheson’s “I am Legend” kickstarted the “last human on Earth” genre

    There have been many takes on post-apocalyptic literature and cinema with the most notable being Richard Matheson’s “I am Legend” where our protagonist, Robert Neville, is living in the empty streets of Los Angeles after a plague has left the human race either dead or turned into vampires. This book kickstarted the “last human on Earth” genre, but has a philosophical twist when in the end we learn the vampires are a new species of humans and Neville is the last remnant of the old guard, and is a hindrance to their evolution.  Here is our review and essay about the book. Limited spoilers ahead. More information at https://www.secrethorror.com Secret Horror presents scary stories from around the world. Also, horror reviews, interviews, and short form non-fiction tales of terror.  Horror stories and the monsters created by them are a manifestation of the collective trauma a culture faces. If society cannot tell stories, then their horror will materialize into something worse. Script and produced by Ram Devineni. Host Bob Holman and Melanconnie. Music by Fabian Leonardo Cuellar.  Secret Horror is made possible in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of New York State Governor and the New York State Legislature. https://www.secrethorror.com/ #horror #stories #scary #terror #horrific #fiction #creativewriting #booktok #reviews #bookreviews #tales #secret #podcast #podcaster #horrortok  #apocalyptic #zombie

    Richard Matheson’s “I am Legend” kickstarted the “last human on Earth” genre
  2. Oct 22

    Is Marisha Pessl’s horror mystery novel “Night Film” really about Stanley Kubrick?

    Just imagine if the reclusive and enigmatic film auteur Stanley Kubrick lived in an isolated mansion and has moved his entire film production and staff into this hidden enclave. It is there, away from the prying eyes of the public, that he is making his final and most dangerous movie --Yes, Stanley Kubrick – the master filmmaker and boy genius who made “Dr. Strangelove,” “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Clockwork Orange,” and “The Shining.” Would you be curious to learn what his last film is? Strangely enough, the premise I have just laid before you is REAL but as the unofficial backstory of Marisha Pessl’s horror mystery novel “Night Film.” Pessl’s nom de plume for Kubrick is Stanislaus Cordova, reclusive cult-horror film director, who has not been seen in public for over thirty years.  Here is our review and essay about the book. Limited spoilers ahead. More information at https://www.secrethorror.com #horror #booktok #horrortok #mystery #kubrick —------- Secret Horror presents scary stories from around the world. Also, horror reviews, interviews, and short form non-fiction tales of terror.  Horror stories and the monsters created by them are a manifestation of the collective trauma a culture faces. If society cannot tell stories, then their horror will materialize into something worse. Script and produced by Ram Devineni. Host Bob Holman and Melanconnie. Music by Fabian Leonardo Cuellar.  Secret Horror is made possible in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of New York State Governor and the New York State Legislature. https://www.secrethorror.com/ #horror #stories #scary #terror #horrific #fiction #creativewriting #booktok #reviews #bookreviews #tales #secret #podcast #podcaster #horrortok

    Is Marisha Pessl’s horror mystery novel “Night Film” really about Stanley Kubrick?
  3. Oct 19

    One of the best female detectives I have read in a while in “May The Wolf Die.”

    One of the best female detectives I have read in a while in “May The Wolf Die.”  Elizabeth Heider writes one of the best female detectives I have read in a while in her book, “May The Wolf Die.”  Nikki is badass and skilled in all forms of fighting and will snap any bastard’s arms. Little that will do when she finds a bloated body of man in the sun-soaked waters of Naples. Then the body of an U.S. naval captain is discovered with a shady and terrible past. Are these two bodies connected? Here is our review and essay about the book. Limited spoilers ahead. More information at https://www.secrethorror.com Secret Horror presents scary stories from around the world. Also, horror reviews, interviews, and short form non-fiction tales of terror.  Horror stories and the monsters created by them are a manifestation of the collective trauma a culture faces. If society cannot tell stories, then their horror will materialize into something worse. Script and produced by Ram Devineni. Host Bob Holman and Melanconnie. Music by Fabian Leonardo Cuellar.  Secret Horror is made possible in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of New York State Governor and the New York State Legislature. https://www.secrethorror.com/ #horror #stories #scary #terror #horrific #fiction #creativewriting #booktok #reviews #bookreviews #tales #secret #podcast #podcaster #horrortok  #horror⁠ #⁠booktok ⁠#⁠horrortok⁠ #⁠mystery #detective

    One of the best female detectives I have read in a while in “May The Wolf Die.”

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Secret Horror presents scary stories from around the world. Also, horror reviews, interviews, and short form non-fiction tales of terror. Horror Secreto presenta historias de terror de todo el mundo. Además, reseñas de terror, entrevistas y relatos breves de no ficción sobre el tema.