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Welcome to your hub for the creepiest recommendations, from the latest terrifying Stephen King book and bizarre underrated horror films to the most disturbing unsolved true crime cases and unsettling reports of paranormal activity. If it’s strange, unusual, or downright terrifying—we’ve got you covered.
We’re diehard fans of all things macabre and we love nothing more than sharing our odd obsessions with fellow creepy fiends. Here we unearth forgotten crimes, share true ghost stories, and pride ourselves on giving the best recommendations for terrifying books and movies. Peruse the stories below—you’re sure to find something to satiate your appetite for the uncanny.
Put a chill down your spine with these creepy ebooks—free, this month only.
Poe's gothic tales were brought to life with chilling imagination.
By Orrin Grey
Books that tackle divisive topics are the most at risk for banning campaigns.
By Jena Brown
McCarthy's passing marks the end of an era.
By Jena Brown
From the seminal House of Leaves and beyond, the unusual formats of these books will leave you reeling.
By Eric LaRocca
"Let the psychotics take over." ― J.G. Ballard, High-Rise
Chase the same creepy vibes from the show—to tide you over until season two!
Exploring beyond cheap scares.
By Brian Asman
New year, new terrors.
Spooky Season is upon us and we've been training all year for this.
What happens when mundane items contain a world of horror?
By Jena Brown
These quintessential books capture the unique tension and nostalgia of youth.
The creepy tales that made the genre what it is today.
By Grace Felder
Combining these vibrant genres results in works that will rip out your eyes, heart, and mind to claim as their own.
The Lineup's community has chilling taste—these were our most beloved titles in 2021.
The upcoming horror series speaks directly to America's past—and its present.
Fearsome frights, free of charge.
His philosophical works explored the dark side of the human heart.
By Orrin Grey