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[close] Hoping to build a group where readers can connect to discuss lesser known or forgotten horror gems. It may sound strange to outsiders but horror has helped me through some of the darkest and most hopeless times in my life. I'm sure many genre fans can relate.

[close] For sharing and discussing Cosmic Horror Books

[close] Into every generation, there is a chosen one. One girl in all the world. She alone will wield the strength and skill to stand against the vampires, the demons, and the forces of darkness; To stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers. She is the S L A Y E R

[close] Sci-Fi Horror is a sub-genre of both Science Fiction and Horror that uses scientific advances as a source of fear. Notably, the first Sci-Fi genre work was also one of the first works in this sub-genre: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, published in 1818. The broad variation of the parent genres allow for a multitude of ways this can play out: scientific advancements being used for evil ends or creating new, dangerous lifeforms, man's hubris leading to horrific consequences because of our reliance on technology, alien monsters menacing the characters, or the vast loneliness of outer space being a source of ontological dread, branching into Cosmic Horror.