I like to think of them as B-Movies with a budget. Kind of like comfort food, probably not all that good for you -- but enjoyable all the same.

There's a form of speculative fiction that I've always had an odd sort of fascination with that explores the idea of death as a spectacle for an audience's entertainment.

There’s no way I could write an exhaustive list of all the best horror novels ever written. But here’s my (rather eclectic) attempt at recommending some gooduns.

The Delores Claiborne film adaptation, is often considered an underrated classic (of King adaptations anyway), much more of a psychological thriller than straight out horror.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Stephen King published a handful of novellas and novels under the pseudonym Richard Bachman