There's something about static, camcorder grain, and a broadcast that was never meant to air that hits different than any jump-scare movie. This collection rounds up the buzziest new horror novels riding the analog horror wave - found-footage nightma...
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Everyone's whispered about it for decades: something living behind the static, beyond the broadcast. When a content moderator stumbles into the horrifying realm hiding behind old public-access television, she uncovers a mystery no one was meant to su...
Public Access Afterworld: A Novel
A cult horror movie, the fans who took it way too far, and a haunting that blurs the line between fiction and found footage. Equal parts chilling ghost story and sharp meditation on obsession - the kind of book that makes you check every home video t...
The October Film Haunt: A Novel
From horror maestro Paul Tremblay comes a story built entirely on not knowing - the kind of dread that lives in silence and static rather than jump scares. A cursed, unfinished film from decades ago resurfaces, and its last surviving actor can't seem...
Horror Movie: A Novel
Three estranged siblings reunite when the past comes crawling back into their childhood home - and it's holding secrets none of them are ready for. Sharp, twisty, and packed with the kind of family-secrets horror that made Rose a thriller-shelf stapl...
Home Is Where the Bodies Are (B&N Exclusive Edition)
A beloved, mysterious children's TV show vanished decades ago, and nobody - not even the internet - can find a single episode of it. When its former child stars reunite, they realize the show never really let them go. Fascination curdles into genuine...
Mister Magic: A Novel
A young woman arrives on the set of a cursed film production in '90s L.A., where people keep dying on camera and off. For fans of Riley Sager and Grady Hendrix - pure movie-set nostalgia with a body count.
Burn the Negative
A single mother takes a job cleaning the mansion of a famous, reclusive horror director - and quickly learns the house is haunted by more than just his old film reels. Gothic, slow-building dread from a writer who knows exactly how to unsettle you.
The House That Horror Built
Willow Stone washes up on a remote island where every single resident is stuck reliving the same day - in 1994, forever. A bizarre, VHS-soaked nightmare of a small town that never got to leave the decade behind.
Dead Eleven: A Novel
Camp horror gets a reunion special: a group of high school friends head back to the filming location of a cult-classic slasher movie, only to discover the killer never actually wrapped. Campy, bloody, and exactly as fun as it sounds.
Slasher Summer: A Novel
From the author of Clown in a Cornfield, a movie night for a group of teens spirals into a full-blown alien invasion. Retro creature-feature energy with all the practical-effects gore you'd want from a VHS-era throwback.
Video Night
A film that seems to rewrite itself every time someone watches it - and the people who can't stop watching anyway. Hailey Piper turns found footage into something stranger and far more personal than you'd expect.