Discover ten essential independent cosmic horror audiobooks from small presses and weird-fiction publishers. We explore the stories, narrators, and strange voices carrying Lovecraftian horror beyond Cthulhu and into new nightmares.
What happens when Happy Feet collides with H.P. Lovecraft? Penguin Colony sends players waddling into an Antarctic nightmare filled with rival expeditions, body-switching birds, ancient powers, and cosmic horror buried beneath the ice.
Some books are meant to be read. François Baranger’s illustrated edition of H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness is […]
John Carpenter’s The Thing was the movie that was supposed to launch him into the Hollywood elite. Instead, it nearly […]
The first Sinking City survived flooded streets, fish-faced cultists, impossible visions, and creatures that appeared to have escaped from the […]
You got your side scrollers, you got your shmups, your god sims, your roguelikes – your RTS, FPS, RPG, omg. […]
Ah, Tron. Picture us over here waxing poetic about blurry CRTs, the Bee Gees, and a cool glowy blue future […]
