RUE ST. DENIS
Nine psychologically based supernatural tales situated around the Montreal street Rue St. Denis. All the stories are strong, although I’m not exactly jumping-up-and-down enthusiastic over any of them
ROUGH BEASTS
As the title warns, the stories collected here are from the early days of Harlan Ellison’s career, specifically the late 1950s
THE ROOM
There are so many things wrong with THE ROOM, the first (and thankfully only) novel by Canadian author Michael Grey, that it’s difficult to know where to start the criticism
ROBOCOP VERSUS THE TERMINATOR
ROBOCOP VERSUS THE TERMINATOR, which as the title indicates brings together the universes of ROBOCOP and THE TERMINATOR, has been called “The Greatest Crossover of all Time.” I don’t agree
THE ROACHES HAVE NO KING
You veteran horror readers may recall the mini-tempest this novel drummed up back in 1990
RIPPLE
A graphic novel that may not be horrific enough for my readers, yet will almost certainly be too freaky and aberrant for the mainstream
THE RIOT ACT
Quite simply one of the toughest, meanest and least forgiving short story collections you’ll ever read
RICHARD MATHESON’S HELL HOUSE
This graphic novel adaptation by Ian Edginton fully captures the rawness of Richard Matheson’s 1971 novel HELL HOUSE
REUNION
Rick Hautala isn’t one of my favorite writers, but I can’t deny that he knows how to spin a yarn. Hautala proves that in this novella
THE REVENANTS
In his introduction to the 2001 edition of this criminally neglected novel Kim Newman calls it “a major achievement in its field,” and he’s right