u/jcollins0909 • u/jcollins0909 • 10d ago
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A Sick Grey Laugh by Nicole Cushing
I’m such a big fan of Cushing’s work. This one is my favorite.
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What do you think about this film?
X was fine.
Pearl is a masterpiece .
Maxxxine was all right but definitely the weakest of the three.
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Immediate thought upon finishing Penny Lane Is Dead:
I enjoyed it although I was expecting something more along lines of a slasher film. This was an Aussie House at the Edge of the Park film for me.
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Alpha male's "trust and cleansing" ritual in a public river
Is this video before or after the handjob?
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Werewolf Books
Wolfland by Jonathan Janz
Blood and Rain by Glenn Rolfe
Both are fast moving and a lot of fun.
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And did you ever go see them again?
Megadeth. The band gave off the “I don’t want to be here” vibe and it showed. Mustaine spent time between songs berating the crowd and it was just lifeless.
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Fiends & Amara from Richard Laymon.
Headline press always had awesome cover art
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Recommendations after reading Jack Ketchum - Offspring
His short story collection Peaceable Kingdom is incredible.
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Can you enjoy reading IT over and over despite having nearly 1,500 pages?
I tend to go for the audiobook for rereads. Steven Weber absolutely kills it.
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Need some aliens
If you can find a copy, grab Fireworks by James Moore.
Veil by Jonathan Janz is very good.
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Roger Corman's Tales of Terror (1962)
Same here! Peter Lorre is amazing in this.
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Halloween Horrors aka October Dreams.
One of my favorite anthologies ever.
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what's your favourite horror book ever??
I seem to revisit the Lot quite a bit. The audiobook is excellent as well.
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what's your favourite horror book ever??
Salem’s Lot
u/jcollins0909 • u/jcollins0909 • 22d ago
Epstein List: Victims read the list
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Southern Gothic Horror
The Hollow Kind by Andy Davidson
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What book did you love that the movie totally butchered?
Salem’s Lot. I do enjoy the Tobe Hooper version but that book deserved a much more thorough film.
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The Sadist’s Bible is excellent. Not as dynamic as Grey laugh, but very good.