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Best horror novels that are must-reads, from classic spooky tales to terrifying modern page-turners

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Evening Standard

9 new horror movies on Netflix, Prime Video, Shudder, and more in September 2024

There are plenty of new horror movies to stream in the run-up to spooky season – here are our nine top picks for September.

TechRadar

Handling the Undead review – sad, slow-burn zombie drama is less gore, more grief

Sundance film festival: The Worst Person in the World’s Renate Reinsve leads a dour film about families dealing with the reappearance of deceased loved ones

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15 Years Ago, a Chilling Thriller Made Vampires Scary Again — And Jumpstarted a Phenomenon

A little international horror film would become a sleeper hit and a modern classic — and have a surprising effect on Hollywood in the years after its release.

Inverse

The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup

Bridge by Lauren Beukes; The Kindness by John Ajvide Lindqvist; Mister Magic by Kiersten White; Pink Slime by Fernanda Trías; The Finery by Rachel Grosvenor

The Guardian - UK

Let the Right One In review – vampire romance is equally charming and disturbing

This stage production sits among the best adaptations of John Ajvide Lindqvist’s novel, in which a lonely 12-year-old Swede falls for a centuries-old bloodsucker

The Guardian - AU

"Let the Right One In" softens its bite

The TV series version of the famous Swedish novel is inspired by it more than directly adapted, and low on fright

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Let the Right One In review – vampire remake series loses its bite

An unnecessary and uninspired expansion of the 2008 hit, based on John Ajvide Lindqvist’s novel, brings little to the table

The Guardian - US

Brits think Sweden is just Ikea, ABBA and meatballs

New research from Visit Sweden reveals that IKEA, pop group ABBA and meatballs, are what Brits associate most with Sweden. According to the study, only a fifth are aware of Swedish folklore and less than a sixth are aware of the nation’s mythological

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