If you loved the unsettling descent into madness and the blending of film theory with supernatural horror in Experimental Film, you'll be transfixed by House of Leaves. This novel uses a labyrinthine narrative structure and documents, as Johnny Truant and the Navidson Record spiral into obsession and terror. Like Files' work, it blurs the line between reality and art, immersing you in an uncanny world where media itself becomes monstrous.

If you enjoyed Lois Cairns’s troubled, subjective narration and the sense that not everything can be trusted in Experimental Film, The Red Tree offers an equally compelling unreliable narrator. Sarah Crowe’s fragmented journal entries and her struggle with her own mind create a tense, ambiguous atmosphere where reality and hallucination bleed together. The haunting in Kiernan’s work is as much psychological as supernatural, keeping you guessing to the end.

If the gradual, oppressive sense of dread and the weaving of folklore into everyday life in Experimental Film captivated you, you’ll find The Fisherman equally haunting. The story unfolds with slow-burn intensity, drawing you into Abe and Dan’s grief and the sinister legends of Dutchman’s Creek. Langan’s atmospheric prose and patient storytelling build to a chilling crescendo, making the horror all the more profound.

If you were fascinated by Lois’s internal struggles and the rich psychological layers in Experimental Film, White Is for Witching will enthrall you. Oyeyemi’s novel delves deeply into Miranda Silver’s fractured psyche, haunted house, and family secrets. The shifting perspectives and focus on mental unraveling create a mesmerizing, eerie reading experience.

If the bleak atmosphere and creeping horror of Experimental Film stuck with you, The Grip of It will keep you on edge. As Julie and James move into their new house, inexplicable events and mounting paranoia erode their sanity. Jemc’s relentless, gritty tone and focus on domestic unease make this a perfect follow-up for those who crave horror with psychological bite.