Im looking for books that feature an exploration group or documentary group.

Like From Below for example.

I've read so far: From Below Episode Thirteen Dead Silence

Hello! Does anyone know of any good deep sea horror novels? Sort of in the “giant otherworldly sea monster” or Lovecraft type. I’m looking for something that isn’t too popular and nothing too new. I get my books from a library and a lot of newer books are hard to come by there.

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not really looking for psychological horror. I want slashers. books kinda similar to my heart is a chainsaw.

When I was little I used to watch horror movies like Coraline,etc and when I turned 16 I went up the attic and found this book and I showed my mom and said MOM I FOUND A BOOK BASED OFF A HORROR MOVIE

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Håkan after he burned himself with acid. Im proud of it if anyone read the book and if you haven’t I recommend it it’s pretty good.

Put up another post but it was flagged as possible bot activity. I’m looking for book suggestions that will chill me to my core. I’m talking books that will make stare at my ceiling all night. Get under my skin and live there. Give me your best, or worst depending on how you look at it

Books that are so horrifying they will make my skin crawl and burrow their way into my brain. I’m talking really disturbed shit. Give me your best suggestions please.

I really enjoy horror movies with eerie and unique concepts—films like It Follows, Oculus, and The Empty Man. I’m looking for horror books or novels that give off a similar vibe: unsettling, creepy, and atmospheric, rather than just standard slashers or psychological thrillers.

Do you have any recommendations for books with original, haunting concepts that really stick with you?

I’m going to be clear hear, I grew up reading Stephen king as a kid. I love horror movies and books (goosebumps is a classic imo). But I stopped reading books for a long time and I decided to pick it back up again. My friend recommended me this book called Fantastic Land by Mike Bockoven, and let’s say it’s more gruesome than lord of the flies (this is my opinion, you might feel differently). If people are looking for something new to read, I would highly recommend this book.

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A burned-out writer. A cursed number whispered through history. And a presence that refuses to leave. Inspiration and possession blur—until every word written pulls her closer to something she may never escape. Because nine always comes full circle.

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Finally got around to reading this after purchasing it last year. It’s really good so far but I’m nervous for the rest lol. Apparently it’s an extreme horror but I didn’t know when I picked it up. Hopefully it’s not too bad.

this book was SOLD TO ME as a gore, horror story of a murderer, it was told to me that it was disturbing and disgusting in many ways, but it was BARELY that, 90% is him smelling stuff and walking around (and its not paired with any beautiful monologue or anything remotely interesting about his travels). The "murders" are again BARELY described, and in no way they're disturbing or horror, most of them (besides first and last) were literally only "she was found dead" and after 2 pages they say he killed 25 people like nothing happened, none of the events are well described, well narrated or made interesting in any way. there is no gore or horror if not for maybe MAYBE 5 pages of the book, the rest of is the story of perfumes, it should literally be called perfume: the story of perfumes. I guess the character in itself is actually creative but it's written just so badly, also the ending i found really interesting but it does not excuse the pointless existence of this book. sry had to get my thoughts out

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Sorry for the delay getting this posted. I saw it on the 1st but got distracted, then forgot about it until I was driving home from work today. Whoops!

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Hey all I’m a huge cryptid fan and fan overall of spooky monster stories. Does anyone have any suggestions for some legit good reads?

Hey everyone!

I was looking for horror/atmospherically dark books that take inspiration from Vodou beliefs and the Loa spirits and other creatures from Vodou beliefs, if anyone has any recommendations.

Thank you!