New Science Fiction Fantasy Releases and Houses Filled With Horror

In May of 1964, history professor Cecily Bridge-Davis uncovers a dark and strange family secret: in every generation, one child of her family is spontaneously transported back in time. The family even has rules to govern these occurrences: search for family survival packs in the orchard and surrounding forest, always carry your free Negro papers, and never interfere with past events.

In post-Civil War Georgia, Lavinia is a newly freed woman who meets Simone, a white woman who has recently become a vampire. They become friends and agree to head north together since neither has anything to keep them in the South. At first, it seems like a good idea to Lavinia, but she realizes that Simone is reckless and impulsive, and those are personality traits that interact poorly with her also being a vampire. As the bodies begin to pile up and catch the notice of the residents in the small Indiana town they’ve settled in, their friendship may be about to break.

Irina and Lili Golteva survived the Russian Revolution, and they understand why, in the summer of 1921, their ancestral mansion is taken over by Bolsheviks for use as an office; this is simply the way of things. The two sisters content themselves to living in the attic and working for the newly-arrived American Relief Administration. But the house has its own secrets, holding within its walls the ghosts of a traumatic past. And then, when one of the officials occupying the house is murdered by potentially supernatural means, they must dig into a past that only the dead are allowed to remember.