March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

A whole month? I have neglected you all for that long? My heavens above. Between my eleven year old learning a new trick (sleepwalking) that turned into an ER visit at 3 a.m. and five staples in his head, to my chubby ass falling in a IHG parking lot and getting a sprained ankle to living on plastic furniture… I’ve been a little all over the place. But never fear! I’m back with two amazing recommendations! Enough jibber jabber, let’s get into them. SICK FLICKS Volume 1 By : M

This series will be showcased on my Patreon first, every Friday this fall and winter, through early 2026. If you are not a patron, look for the new author spotlight to appear here on the blog every Saturday! These will be for incredibly talented, but lesser known, authors that truly deserve a spotlight on their work! As is our mission here at Uncomfortably Dark, we want to be a community support and while how we do that may change over time, we will always find a way to shed

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

Happy Saturday! Spoiler alert, today’s books were all easy five stars for me! I bring you some Eric Butler , which you can never go wrong with, two Reekfeel stories, and one by Angelique Jordonna—one of my favorite women in horror! Oh, and three out of four of these can be found on Godless! That being said… enjoy! THE BARGAIN by Eric Butler “Only a fool isn't terrified of that old woman. She pulled her shawl tighter around her shoulders and entered the woods. Guess tonight, I

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. It's Women in Horror Month and I wanted to mention a book that is amazing and isn't talked about enough, Keeping Adam's Secrets by AC Whitt. As a mother, how far would you go to protect your child? In this book, that is exactly the question that gets asked. This book escalated quickly and was a ride through crazy town that I didn't want to stay on, but I didn't want to get off of either. It'

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

The Wild Dark by Katherine Silva Katherine Silva has penned an incredible tale of love, loss, redemption, and the beyond in her story, THE WILD DARK. With a unique take on the afterlife, Silva brings the apocalypse to us in the form of long-dead spirits, hideous creatures intent on capturing lost souls, and purgatory on earth. Raw emotion blends well with intense fear and crushing revelations on every enthralling page. Silva is known for her intense blend of grief horror, hum

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

NO LAUGHING MATTER By M Ennenbach Everyone loves a circus until they forcefully abduct people off the streets of the city. A Cyberpunk novella from the author of Blobert. Praise for M Ennenbach! "When I say that Mike is a stellar storyteller, I mean that in every sense of the word. He IS his own genre. There's no one like him and there never will be." — Warn Iverson, from the Yeti Reads and Reviews Cover art by the daughter of M Ennenbach. Cover formatting by RJ Roles. Edited

Today's breakdown is for the audiobook of "Silly Rabbits" by Eric Butler. Picking up where the first Massacre ended, this intense sequel brings us back to the caves of the Goatman as he continues his slaughter. I was a little split on my feelings of the first book, but I thought this one was solid throughout. If you're looking for body count and/or a great Creature Feature this one delivers both. And what ever happened to Maddie, well the epilogue enlightens us to that as wel

Back with us for a movie review, author friend Sue Rovens shares her thoughts on THE FLY! This is one of my favorite movies, as gross as it is, so let's see what Sue thought of it! Enjoy! Movie Review   The Fly (1986)   Reviewed By Sue Rovens                     It might be old news, but Mel Brooks (of Blazing Saddles, The Producers, and Young Frankenstein fame, among others), not only produced this updated version of the 1958 film of the same name but came up with the tag li

March is Women in Horror month and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Must

Since we missed the month-end post for February, going to do that today, and resume next week with our normal rotation of Author Spotlights, Indie News, and Uncomfortably Dark Horror Happenings. WOMEN IN HORROR MONTH! Starting tomorrow, be sure to check the blog, our social media, and our Facebook group for Women in Horror interviews and content, all month long, joined in our efforts by Eliza Broadbent and shared across all our combined platforms. You will find daily posts on

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

Happy Saturday! Today I come bearing two amazing Godless finds and a new release that will live rent free in my head for life. Enjoy! PLÜSCHOW AND THE SPINNING MAN By Steve Berman "I wonder if it was the distraction any of us have when a pretty thing presents itself. Or was it the distraction of necessity?" This book is one of the reasons I love Godless. There are so many hidden gems to be found! PLÜSCHOW AND THE SPINNING MAN is one of those stories I would consider brilliant

Warn is on a break to handle some family health issues and will be back soon. I'll be sharing a few of his oldie but goodies, featuring some women authors, for this month! First up, his review for Megan Stockton's PINK NEON! Pink Neon by Megan Stockton It's a dangerous job in the sex worker industry. You never know what can happen. Just ask Tansi. Tansi, new to the scene, learns this quickly when she makes the cardinal mistake of having a bond with a mysterious client named M