Too Much Horror Fiction

"This volume breaks almost every one of my rules," states esteemed author and editor Charles L. Grant (1942-2006)  in his intro...

They were monsters—greedy green monsters!  They looked as if they would eat anything they could catch, chewing it to bits in their enor...

2018 was in a way the biggest year ever for Too Much Horror Fiction: in March, the Grady Hendrix nonfiction book it inspired, 2017's ...

I hope you enjoy this terrific Jim Warren cover art because that's the only enjoyment you're gonna get here:  Miss Finney Kills N...

Cold was there to greet you when you got out of bed in the morning, and keep you company when you climbed back in at night. It sought out...

A mainstream suspense thriller with plenty of '70s vibes, adapted into a fairly well-known movie (if you follow cult films I guess), t...

"Horror is a woman's genre," says my Paperbacks from Hell pal  Grady Hendrix , and he is so right. Horror is often seen as ...

Great news: at first it was just a secret dream among a few die-hard paperback horror fanatics, now it's a reality! In August, special...

Bigfoot was big news throughout the 1970s, thanks to that infamous Patterson footage of the late 1960s. Stomping across the pop cultural ...