A Farewell to the Nightfire Blog

Even horrifying things must come to an end. Here’s what’s next for the Nightfire site. […]

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A retrospective of José Mojica Marins’ cult classic Coffin Joe films, widely considered to be an inspiration for Freddy Krueger. […]

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Robert Freeman Wexler’s The Silverberg Business is a masterclass in the art and science of the weird Western. […]

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An eight-book primer to the haunting genre of southwestern gothic horror, a roadmap to the strange, sinister places of the west.  […]

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Let us guide you through the dark corridors of the best short horror fiction and poetry the internet has to offer in our monthly series. […]

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2022 was an incredible year for horror short fiction–here are nine of the year’s best anthologies and single-author collections. […]

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Matthew Lyons’ A Mask of Flies – a crime horror novel which blends It Follows and Reservoir Dogs, with a pinch of The Evil Dead – will be published by Nightfire in Summer 2024! […]

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Daphné Baiwir’s documentary King on Screen offers fascinating new insights into our indelible connections with Stephen King’s works. […]

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We’ve sorted through a cookbook’s worth of unappetizing food to create a tasting menu of some of the worst meals in horror fiction. Bon appétit! […]

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Six horror books about sculptors, musicians, painters, and podcasters whose art becomes its own kind of terror. […]

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Standout screenings, nostalgia and other trends, and the long shadow of Covid-19 at this year’s Brooklyn Horror Film Festival. […]

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Check out the scariest new horror books out in December 2022, featuring new books from Rachel Harrison, V. Castro, Ellen Datlow, Luke Dumas, Christina Sng, and more! […]

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