Horror Aficionados discussion

I see we have a Christmas horror thread, but how about some non-Christmas winter horror?

Here are a few winter set titles to start


1. Winter Wake
2. Ghost Story
3. Spirit
4. Dead of Winter

Voices in the Snow
The Winter People
Stolen Tongues
Ashen Winter
The Hunger
Frankenstein
NOS4A2
30 Days of Night

Can't believe I'm the one pointing this one out, but -
The Shining by Stephen King
Snow by Ronald Malfi
The Drift by C.J. Tudor
The Gathering by C.J. Tudor
The Guardians by Andrew Pyper
Snowblind by Christopher Golden

I want to put the shining on my list but I already have too many XD

Below by Laurel Hightower
Dreamcatcher by Stephen King
Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell Jr., maybe, I can't remember when exactly it takes place, but the where is very, very cold and snowy
Dark Matter by Michelle Paver actually takes place in late Fall but it's way up North in the Arctic Circle so, make of that what you will
Hell House by Richard Matheson, takes place in the week leading up to Christmas, but that's only barely acknowledged by the characters

@ CEC To be honest I never read the book, who goes there?, but I do know the movie, The Thing (the 80's remake, not the 2011 prequel to the 80's remake) very different from the book from what I have heard

@Sarah in my opinion, yeah, but kinda? As in, the OG The Thing from Another World (1951) is closer in plot while The Thing (1982) is closer in themes to Who Goes There?, if that matters any

The Cold by Rich Hawkins

C.E.C. wrote: "@Sarah in my opinion, yeah, but kinda? As in, the OG The Thing from Another World (1951) is closer in plot while The Thing (1982) is closer in themes to Who Goes There?, if that matters any"

Good distinction.

Ramsey Campbell, Midnight Sun
Tim Lebbon, "White" (novella)
Algernon Blackwood, "The Glamour of the Snow" (short story)
Fritz Leiber, "Diary in the Snow" (short story)