My Ultimate Horror Reading Guide || 30 Books That Aren't Stephen King

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The Ultimate Guide to Reading the Horror Subgenres

0:00 Intro

0:32 Possession

3:32 Haunted Houses

4:21 Vampires

5:41 Zombies

7:59 Gothic Horror

9:22 Apocalyptic/Post Apocalyptic

11:16 Dystopian Horror

13:13 Cosmic Horror

14:21 Creature Horror

15:54 Folk Horror

17:17 Survival Horror

19:10 Sci Fi Horror

20:43 Psychological Horror

22:18 Creepy Kids

23:44 Supernatural Horror

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[ancv]

So good! I’d love to see a similar guide to sci-fi books, because I love your recs!

[hasanmir]

YES! I have been looking for a recommendation video like this one for ever! Really looking forward to checking these out! Thank you!

[trishee]

Absolutely great video. I really appreciate your style of reviewing. You are always thorough and gracious.

[jessie-]

I love this video and such a great concept to share a backlist and a newer suggestion.

[Octobig]

what an amazing video ❤ love the juxtaposition of classic recs with newer ones & i can't wait for the scifi version :)

[blampire]

Great recommendations! Sour Candy was a really good read and I’m reading Uzumaki at the moment and it’s absolutely fantastic.

[cadcar]

Great summary! Thanks for putting this together! ❤

[christianlaforet]

Great recs! This video is very timely as I'll be at Little Ghosts Books (horror only bookstore!) in Toronto this week doing a book signing, so I'll be able to load up on new reads!

[Darrkness]

Lots of great recommendations here! Thanks. 📚

[nissak]

Oh my god ! Another video from TheShadeOfOrange. I love your channel. Your videos are soothing.

[TheMike]

Amazing video. There are so many fantastic recommendations. I have read all but seven of the books mentioned. And I have read at least one book in every category other than creepy children and (gasp) vampires. I really need to read Dracula at some point as well as Certain Dark Things. Eventually, I will give House of Leaves a go as it has been sitting on my shelf forever. I'm not sure I have a favorite subcategory as I like to read a bit of everything. It was so good to see Tender is the Flesh, Ship of Fools, Dread Nation, Uzumaki, and so many others get recommended here.

[kellifabdandyfinds]

This is awesome!!! Most going on my TBR!!! Thanks!😍🖤

[Kelli.Hicks.]

I've read many of half the pairings and am eager to read up on the other half. There are so many great suggestions.

[GettingHyggeWithIt]

Very excited that you started with Possession because it's one of my favourite subgenres too!

[monahanna]

Such a great video. Thank you so much.

[Donna]

I'm really enjoying this. Caught some I haven't heard of. :) I like folk horror and anything that involves figuring out complicated puzzles.

[oliviatheresa]

This was a great video thank you for all the suggestions! I literally just picked up Mexican Gothic at Goodwill today so I was excited to see it in this video lol. 👏🏽🥳😊

[StephaniedeBritoLeal]

Oh, I loved this video and each example I tried to guess which would you pick as classic and what I would pick as a not classical example, while waiting to see which you would pick!

[CliffsDarkGems]

Wonderful video Rachel. I have read many of your classic recommendations but enjoyed learning about many of the newer, more diverse books as well. I definitely want to read Mexican Gothic before the end of the year. Post-Apocalyptic fiction is my personal favorite and I read The Road this month. Bleak, disturbing but I loved it. The Terror is my book of the year so far! I have just finished We Have Always Lived In The Castle and it was a stunning, gorgeously written five star read for me!

[rapstarD]

I have to say this is a very well done video with some amazing recommendations I’ll be looking for. Thanks!