The Bloodcurdling Book Club
Elizabeth ErwinWhat's up horror nerds? Welcome to the Bloodcurdling Book Club where we break down the best in horror literature one creepy tale at a time. Dawn is an English professor and Elizabeth is a librarian and together we rant and rave over dark and disturbing popular fiction. Each week features a hair raising read that speaks to why horror matters. We’ll be covering slasher homages, children’s horror, an... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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With its languid storytelling and inversion of Gothic tropes, Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING is an exercise in patience with a supremely satisfying payoff. In this episode, we discuss folk horror, the rejection of the maternal, and the importance of a... more
Elizabeth Engstrom's WHEN DARKNESS LOVES US has been called everything from dark and soul crushing to a "paperback from hell" but we call it one of the finest literary explorations of trauma in recent memory. In this episode, we discuss what makes a ... more
This week's hair raising read is 2021’s THE WOODS ARE ALWAYS WATCHING by Stephanie Perkins. The novel's setup is deceptively simple. College bound best friends Josie and Neena embark on a last hurrah camping trip only to find themselves terrorized by... more
This week's hair raising read is 2021’s That Weekend by Kara Thomas. The story of three friends who embark to a lake house only to have one return with no memory of what transpired, this story delves into issues of survivor’s guilt, the destructive p... more
This week's hair raising reads are 1989’s The New Girl and 1991’s Lights Out, two titles from RL Stine’s famed Fear Street series. With the much anticipated Netflix adaptations set to drop in July, we thought the time was right to revisit this ground... more
This week's hair raising read is 2013’s SUMMERVILLE by D.T. Neal. The story follows three friends who are planning to dive for some expensive brandy bottles they believe are sitting at the bottom of a South Carolina River. When the group encounters a... more
This week's hair raising read is 1983’s THE DOLLHOUSE MURDERS by Betty Ren Wright. This juvenile classic is the story of Amy, a young girl who escapes the fatigue of being her sister, Louanne’s, caregiver by fleeing to help her aunt prepare to sell h... more
Every good slasher deserves a sequel and such is the case with Cameron Roubique's Kill River 2. Having endured the carnage of the previous novel, the story follows our Final Girl back into suburbia and asks some uncomfortable but important questions ... more
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