WHITE SPAWN
A novella-length take on the maestro’s “Shadow Over Innsmouth,” WHITE SPAWN offers most everything one could want in a neo-Lovecraftian account
A novella-length take on the maestro’s “Shadow Over Innsmouth,” WHITE SPAWN offers most everything one could want in a neo-Lovecraftian account
Necrophilia, voodoo and zombies in a smut novel that, I’m afraid, isn’t very good at all
The basis for BLADE RUNNER (1982), and one of Dick’s most famous novels
In which late 1960s America was given a most fitting epitaph by the late upscale smut outfit Essex House and its top author David Meltzer
The magnum opus of France’s Philippe Caza, a 528 page graphic novel whose inception spanned the years 1989 to 2008
Pop culture infused horror by an author who can be said to have cornered this particular field
A “Novel of Symbolically Authentic Non-Euclidean Adventures in Mountain Climbing” that inspired the Alejandro Jodorowsky feature THE HOLY MOUNTAIN (1973)
A product of the upscale smut outfit Brandon House that reads like a watered-down template for Charles Platt’s THE GAS
An ambitious monster-fest with all the trimmings: gore, slime, muted political commentary and Lovecraftian overtones, with the overall emphasis on grade-B fun
An anthology from early 1920s Germany, of note for its title story, about a pre-METROPOLIS robot woman