The germ of my idea is coalescing into a terrifying story.
Virus:32 Review
I saw Virus:32 on Shudder. It’s a pretty decent zombie movie. A tad slow in the beginning, but it gets bloody and grim in the vicious struggle of a mother and her child to survive in a world where the infected turn into flesh-eating zombies.
Review of Deep Water
Bleak, chilling portrait of the lengths a couple will go to in order to stave off boredom and keep their relationship romantically exciting, as Patricia Highsmith explores the darkest depths of the human psyche. Lushly photographed. However, the movie itself suffers from lapses of boredom.
Rave Review for Threads
Threads just got a rave review at BestThrillers.com. Check it out.
Threads, Scott Brody Thriller #4, is available at Amazon.
Horde Wins the Independent Press Award 2022 for Horror
It’s official. Horde (Zombie Apocalypse: The Chad Halverson Series Book 6) has won the Independent Press Award for Best Horror Novel 2022.
Horde is available on Kindle.
Horde Wins Independent Press Award 2022
The news is in. Bryan Cassiday’s apocalyptic novel Horde: The Chad Halverson Series Book 6 won the Independent Press Award for Best Horror Novel 2022.
Horde is available on Kindle.
Electric Green Mambas Wins Bronze
I am pleased to announce Bryan Cassiday’s white-knuckle Electric Green Mambas won a Bronze medal in the Reader Views Literary Awards 2021-22 Mystery/Thriller genre.
Electric Green Mambas is available on Kindle.
Five-Star Readers’ Favorite Review for Threads
Bryan Cassiday’s upcoming thriller Threads just landed a rave five-star review from Readers’ Favorite.
“I would certainly recommend Threads for fans of the existing series as well as newcomers seeking an incredible murder mystery that you will struggle to put down.”
Preorder Threads now at Amazon.
Electric Green Mambas Is a Finalist
Bryan Cassiday’s white-knuckle thriller Electric Green Mambas has been announced as a Finalist for the “Reader Views Award” in Thriller 2021-22.
Giallo’s Influence on Crime Thrillers
Check out Bryan Cassiday’s article on the influence of the Italian giallo genre on crime thrillers at Mystery and Suspense Magazine.
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