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Hosted by Howard Gorman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Howard Gorman hosts The CinemaChords Podcast, a tv show with 51 episodes published.
The psychologically rich post-apocalyptic horror story Them was initially released in monthly 10,000-word instalments to readers of author W.H. Chizmar ’s Patreon page before being published by Lividian Publications in 2
Reality has a tendency to unravel in a Clay McLeod Chapman story. The uncanny crawls its way into the everyday, horror gives way to humour, and even his most monstrous inventions find themselves driven by a desire to be
Author Viggy Parr Hampton ’s latest horror novel, Ripped Up the Middle in Two is all set to publish this coming July 29 through the Horror Humor Hunger press banner. An angst-ridden adult fairytale blending dark folklore
Monsters only truly frighten this particular writer if they materialize in worlds we recognize—where the people, places, and histories feel real enough to get lost in. For the better part of three decades, Christopher Go
Brighton-based author Araminta Hall ‘s menacing, twist-laden novel Unreliable Narrator is set for publication in the US this 14 July. Offering a fresh perspective on power, memory and the stories people tell themselves,
‘Come to me, and be mine for eternity’ Historical fiction author Charlotte Cross launches her debut novel, The Brides , in the US tomorrow (7 July). Having harboured a lifelong fascination with history, Cross grounds her
“These days, nobody seems to care about the experience, they just expect everyone else’s time for doing absolutely fucking nothing.” So declares one of the key characters in Fabulous Bodies , the highly anticipated new n
One of our most anticipated books of the year, Paul Tremblay ’s latest, Dead But Dreaming of Electric Sheep , is all set to publish this coming June 30th through Bloomsbury . Taking aim at contemporary AI anxieties and t
What happens when one of fiction’s most famous victims gets to tell her own story? Author Leah Rowan’s debut novel Marion arrives this week, reimagining one of the genre’s most enduring stories. Taking Robert Bloch’s Psy
Critically acclaimed bestselling author Nick Cutter, known for modern horror touchstones including The Troop and The Deep, returns with his latest novel, The Dorians, releasing today, May 19th. Exploring ageing, mortalit
Author Sara van Os is a Mexican-American, self-professed decomposition nerd who has, since college, been working in hospitality while diligently collecting stories of decidedly peculiar goings-on in the workplace. Her de
TJ Payne’s Best of BookTok horror breakout Intercepts gets a much-welcomed reboot today, May 5th, reborn under Raven Books in a hardback edition featuring a never-before-seen bonus chapter. An absolute must for those who
It’s always a sight for sore, googly eyes to hear that more Nat Cassidy is on the way. After When the Wolf Comes Home ranked among our top reads of last year, we were particularly eager to get our eyeballs on his first s
A terrifyingly close-to-home sense of everyday unease runs through all of Aimee Pokwatka’s work, turning familiar spaces into something slightly off-kilter. The author of Self-Portrait with Nothing and The Parliament, sh
Leigh Radford’s debut novel, One Yellow Eye — named among our top horror books of 2025 — will be released in paperback on 7 May, featuring a special edition with yellow sprayed edges. The new edition is published by Pan
Author Amy Jane Stewart’s debut novel, Hex House, a feminist horror fairy-tale, arrives tomorrow, April 28, via Titan Books. A writer of the speculative and strange, Stewart has already garnered significant acclaim, havi
There is something very particular about the topographical terror that Daisy Pearce captures so vividly in the British genre space today. If her early career - stretching from the formative fear of reading Stephen King’s
There is a very specific brand of twisted-logic dread that Marcus Kliewer conjures up better than pretty much anyone else in the genre space today. If 2024’s We Used to Live Here taught us anything, it’s that while home
Neon will release Hokum, the upcoming supernatural horror film from Irish writer-director Damian McCarthy, in cinemas on May 1, 2026. Starring Adam Scott (The Whisper Man, “Severance”), the film follows McCarthy’s breako
Rick McMurray is about to bring his new solo album “kicking and screaming into the daylight” – his own words – this 17th April via Fierce Panda and Earblind Records. Best known as the drummer for seminal Northern Irish r
Nick Cutter
1 appearance on this show
Nat Cassidy
horror author
1 appearance on this show
Daisy Pearce
Premiership Captain · West Coast Eagles
1 appearance on this show
Marcus Kliewer
Author ‘We Used to Live Here’ & ‘The Caretaker’
1 appearance on this show
Damian McCarthy
writer-director
1 appearance on this show
Adam Scott
Founder and Creative Director · Mississippi State University PGA Golf Management program
1 appearance on this show
Ian Tuason
writer-director · A24
1 appearance on this show
Steve Zahn
1 appearance on this show
Eric LaRocca
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Kraus
2026 Pulitzer Prize Winner in Fiction
1 appearance on this show
Rick McMurray
Ash
1 appearance on this show
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