Horror sci fi

Simon Stålenhag’s next book, The Labyrinth, is available now on Kickstarter. It sees the author of Tales from the Loop try out a post-apocalyptic world for the first time.

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Swedish artist Simon Stalenhag has developed a cult following for his dystopian, retro sci-fi art. His works are being turned into an upcoming TV series and film.

personal concepts, practicing horror corridors designs

A list of 100 sci-fi books with upsetting themes or a gloomy tone. Includes dystopic, post-apocalyptic, and horror works by Peter Watts, Stephen Donaldson, and Harlan Ellison.

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Science fiction and horror are a wonderful pairing in a film when done right. When done wrong, though, it can lead to a mess filled with CGI effects and bad writing that will eventually wind up as “Mystery Science Theater 3000” fodder. Thankfully, “The Void” gets the pairing perfect and checks a lot of boxes […]

Depictions of hell as imagined by a mysterious guy named Vergvoktre