Critique of Literary Magazine

Horror readers: I'd love your opinion on a concept I'm developing.

I'm exploring the idea of a literary horror magazine called Oh No, Sapiens focused entirely on the horrors created by humans rather than supernatural threats. Think psychological horror, moral decay, obsession, cruelty, and the darker sides of consciousness.

Here's the premise:

Greetings, reader, and welcome to the first issue of Oh No, Sapiens, a dark fiction and horror magazine. The scares you’ll find here aren’t supernatural or paranormal — they emanate from the worst monster of all.

Humans.

Depravity truly knows no bounds, but terror isn’t just external. We believe the mind is also a powerful force, capable of inflicting just as much fear. Human consciousness is simultaneously the greatest gift and the biggest burden.

The stories inside explore these themes. Remember that many of us don’t get happy endings. Optimism may as well be a foreign word for a much too large percentage of the population.

We destroy each other gleefully, our own bodies knowingly, and the surrounding world willfully.

Would this be something you'd be interested in reading? What would make you pick up (or ignore) a magazine like this?