#Supernatural

The Shining

by Stephen King

Pet Sematary

by Stephen King

Ring

by Koji Suzuki

The Elementals

by Michael McDowell

The Exorcist

by William Peter Blatty

The Only Good Indians

by Stephen Graham Jones

Hell House

by Richard Matheson

Twilight

by Stephenie Meyer

Young Adult Fantasy

It

by Stephen King

Seven children in the town of Derry, Maine confront an unspeakable evil that takes the form of a clown called Pennywise. Twenty-seven years later, they must reunite as adults to face the terror again. Stephen King's magnum opus of childhood fear and the bonds that hold us together.

The Shining

by Stephen King

Jack Torrance takes a job as winter caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel, bringing his wife and young psychic son along. As the hotel's malevolent supernatural forces close in, Jack's sanity unravels with terrifying consequences. King's breakout horror novel about isolation, addiction, and evil.

Pet Sematary

by Stephen King

The Creed family moves to rural Maine, where a mysterious burial ground behind their house has the power to raise the dead. When tragedy strikes, Louis Creed makes a desperate choice that unleashes unspeakable horror. The novel Stephen King called the one that genuinely scared him.

Ring

by Koji Suzuki

After four teenagers die simultaneously of heart failure, journalist Asakawa discovers they all watched a mysterious videotape exactly one week before their deaths. His investigation into the tape's origin leads to the vengeful spirit of Sadako. The novel that launched J-horror as a global phenomenon.

The Elementals

by Michael McDowell

After a funeral in rural Alabama, the eccentric Savage and McCray families retreat to their Gulf Coast beach houses, where a third house — slowly being consumed by sand — harbors something ancient and malevolent. A Southern Gothic masterpiece of creeping dread rediscovered by a new generation of horror fans.

The Exorcist

by William Peter Blatty

When twelve-year-old Regan begins exhibiting disturbing behavior, her desperate mother turns to two priests for help. What follows is a harrowing confrontation between faith and an ancient evil possessing the child. Based on a real 1949 exorcism case, this novel redefined religious horror.

The Only Good Indians

by Stephen Graham Jones

Four Native American men are stalked by a vengeful entity connected to a hunting incident from their youth on the Blackfeet reservation. A genre-bending horror novel that weaves Indigenous identity, tradition, and guilt into a relentless supernatural revenge story.

Hell House

by Richard Matheson

A dying millionaire hires a team of investigators to determine whether life after death exists by spending a week in the notorious Belasco House — the "Mount Everest of haunted houses." Previous expeditions ended in madness and death, and this one won't go any better. Matheson's answer to The Haunting of Hill House.

Twilight

by Stephenie Meyer