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Mosaic of 14 covers for July 2026's new horror releases.

Books

new releases

All the New Horror Books Arriving in July 2026

By Reactor

July 8, 2026

detail from the cover of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones

Books

Reading the Weird

Cleaning After Confession: Stephen Graham Jones’ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter (Part 11)

By Ruthanna Emrys

July 8, 2026

detail from the cover of Cosmic Horror Monthly #71 (Art by Jakub Jagoda)

Books

Reading the Weird

Keep Your Hands Inside the Car: Matthew MacDonald’s “How to Deal with Fallen Gods”

By Ruthanna Emrys

July 1, 2026

Matthew Rhys in season one of Widow's Bay

Movies & TV

Widow's Bay

10 Reasons You Should Watch Widow’s Bay

By Alex Brown

July 1, 2026

detail from the cover of Rainforest by Michelle Paver

Books

reading recommendations

Blood, Sweat, and Trees: Five Horror Stories Set in Jungles and Rainforests

By Lorna Wallace

June 30, 2026

Clara (Alice Wordsworth), Rosie (Cherry Moore), Emily (Zola Grimmer), Nev (Lea Rose Sebastianis), and Hope (Ella Reece) witness a magical event in Avalon Fast's Camp.

Movies & TV

movie reviews

Camp Is an Enchanting Tale of Grief and Magic

By Leah Schnelbach

June 29, 2026

detail from the cover of The Scream Team by Diane Hoh

Books

Teen Horror Time Machine

Fears and Cheers: The Scream Team

By Alissa Burger

June 25, 2026

detail from the cover of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones

Books

Reading the Weird

Dueling Metaphors: Stephen Graham Jones’ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter (Part 10)

By Ruthanna Emrys, Anne M. Pillsworth

June 24, 2026

Cover of Decomposition Book by Sara Van Os.

Books

book reviews

Death Becomes Her: Decomposition Book by Sara Van Os

By Mahvesh Murad

June 22, 2026

Kate O'Flynn as Patricia in Widow's Bay

Movies & TV

Widow's Bay

What to Watch After Widow’s Bay

By Matthew Byrd

June 18, 2026

Cover of The Dorians by Nick Cutter.

Books

book reviews

Life, Death, and Something Sinister In-Between: Nick Cutter’s The Dorians

By Tobias Carroll

June 17, 2026

Naim (Joe Bird) and Ryan (Stacy Clausen) on opposite sides of a screen door in a scene from Leviticus

Movies & TV

Leviticus

Queer Horror Fans, Thou Shalt Watch Leviticus

By Reuben Baron

June 17, 2026

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“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

C.S. Lewis, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

TPG 2026 • Site Credit