Today's breakdown is for the audiobook of "Dark Disasters" by Uncomfortably Dark Horror: Brennan Lafaro brought forth a tale about a secret society whose past comes to settle some unfinished business. I had never heard of this author, but he set the tone perfectly and made me excited for what would come next. Judith Sonnet swept me away with devastation as hungry mudslides work to eat their victims. The part about the father being helpless while his kids clung to him for hope

Today's breakdown is for the audiobook of "Trapped" by Uncomfortably Dark Horror: Lee Murray began this one with a creepy poem that really set the pace for the rest. Eric Butler did a gruesome bit about a town where terror is a circular pattern of bloody vengeance. Jae Mazer followed and put us through a horrific storm with tragic consequences. Heavy content but written very well.  Steve Stred dropped in next with one that'll keep you guessing about what's going on and whom t

THE NIGHTMARE COLLECTION BY LEE MOUNTFORD I’ve been a fan of Lee Mountford long before I began my own writing career. There are few authors that can so consistently create tales of the demonic, the disturbing, the occult, and the twisted denizens of the dark like Lee can. This collection checks all the boxes, haunted manors and horrible hospitals, dark spirits, tainted souls, the ultimate fight between good and evil and everything in-between. If you’ve not read Lee before, th

Happy Saturday! I can’t believe it’s my last round of UDH Saturday morning blog reviews for 2025. It has been a hell of a year, and I am genuinely thrilled with how I am ending it. Today, I take a look at two KJK anthologies, an Eric LaRocca masterpiece, and the newest release from Jason Nickey, which also happens to be published by UDH! Let’s dive in, and other than a few special things here and there, I will see you all next year! THE HORROR COLLECTION: MORTE EDITION Curat