Pride Month Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Reading Suggestions

These books are excellent any time of the year, but this Pride Month we wanted to celebrate them for their wonderful LGBTQA+ representation in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres. The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet (Wayfarers #1), by Becky Chambers Six of Crows (Book 1 of the Six of Crows duology),

Pride Month Author Spotlight: Clive Barker

As promised in our last post, we’re going to celebrate this Pride month focusing our posts around people in the LGBTQA+ community who’ve impacted the three genres we love: Horror, Science Fiction, and Fantasy. When we began to ponder on an author to choose for our horror-themed we both agreed that the first name to

Attack on Titan, Season 1 Buddy Review (No Spoilers!)

“On that day, mankind received a grim reminder. We lived in fear of the Titans, and were disgraced to live in these cages we called walls.” Attack on Titan wastes no time knocking mankind straight to the bottom of the food chain, by introducing us to gigantic, humanoid monsters known as the Titans. What’s left

Reading Rec: House of Corruption

“In 1890s New Orleans, three unusual men cross paths: Reynard LaCroix, his lycanthropy in remission with a silver bullet lodged against his heart; Artémius Savoy, a lapsed secular priest keeping vigil over Reynard’s progress; and Mahonri Grant, a Mormon gunslinger on the run. Brought together by murder, united in a common cause, they pursue an

Horror Movie Buddy Review: House (1985)

Ah, House. No, not the medical drama with the cranky doctor, but rather the 1980’s haunted house horror-comedy with practical effects for days. So, what’s it about? Well, the movie follows Vietnam vet and successful author Roger Cobb. After the sudden and unexplained disappearance of Roger’s young son, his life is in shambles. He’s been

Love, Death + Robots, Season 2 Review (No Spoilers!)

Netflix’s animated multi-genre anthology Love, Death + Robots is now back with its second season, giving viewers 8 new beautifully animated shorts. If you’ve seen the first season of the series you know the gist of what to expect: gorgeous and uniquely animated sequences that fall into the categories of science fiction, horror, fantasy, and/or

The Promised Neverland, Season 1 Review (No Spoilers)

This anime caught me so completely off guard, and I mean that in the best way possible. You know how sometimes you go into a story blindly and it’s all the better for it? The Promised Neverland is absolutely one of these tales. That’s why this review will be fairly vague. Just to give you

What Big Teeth – Book Review

“Eleanor Zarrin has been estranged from her wild family for years. When she flees boarding school after a horrifying incident, she goes to the only place she thinks is safe: the home she left behind. But when she gets there, she struggles to fit in with her monstrous relatives, who prowl the woods around the

Once Upon a Midnight Dreary

Do you like horror? Do you like Fantasy and Science Fiction? Do you have a sweet tooth just begging for new recipes to try? Well, my friend, if your answer was a resounding yes, you clearly have excellent taste, AND you’ve come to just the right place! If not, stick around for more posts, and