H. is for Horror
H. H. DukeThoughts on the horror genre from author H. H. Duke, including reviews of movies and books both old and new as well as essays on the genre.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 58 | Subscribers | Read | hisforhorror.substack.com |
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8 Random Thoughts from the Mothman Festival
Hi, all! Every year(ish) my mom and I make a pilgrimage to a different spooky destination. This year, we were lucky to go to the Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, where the Mothman sightings took place back in 1966. This wa...
8 Random Thoughts About Jaws (1975)
Jaws is fifty years young this year! Can you believe it? My husband and I were lucky enough to see it in the movie theater for its fifty-year rerelease. I realized while watching it that I’ve never actually watched the entire thing through....
Weapons: Police Incompetence, Witch Hunts, and Alcoholism
**The first part of this is a spoiler-free review, with a more in-depth analysis below the spoiler line!**
Putting the Terror in Subterranean Part 2: 6 Cave Horror Books
This is a follow-up to my last post, Putting the Terror in Subterranean, in which I listed and reviewed horror movies that take place in cave systems–plus on creepypasta.
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Author H. H. Duke writes fantasy, horror, and more -- but most importantly, they love all things horror! They are the author of over a dozen books and short stories, and the co-host of the Dukes of Horror Podcast.
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