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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
NECROPHOBIA
An example of Dutch horror, notable primarily for its elaborate gore effects
PURANA MANDIR
By Bollywood standards this 1984 film is quite good, packed with chills and boasting a tight storyline that nearly manages to sustain itself over a fast moving 145 minutes
CATS
As I write this 2019’s CATS has only been in release a little over two weeks, yet it’s already joined the ranks of PAINT YOUR WAGON, AT LONG LAST LOVE and CAN’T STOP THE MUSIC
MASHA AND VITYA’S NEW YEAR’S ADVENTURES
Russian fairy tale kid movie weirdness in the grand tradition!
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
More 1970s TV movie madness, this one of note because it was Christmas themed
THE HUNTERS
A mildly diverting alien invasion horror story involving extraterrestrial tourists on a hunting expedition in a small Montana community.
THE HUNDRED YEAR CHRISTMAS
In which David Morrell, the master of relentless and oft-horrific thrillers, tries his hand at a Christmas-themed Children’s story.
THE HOWLING (Book)
Gary Brandner keeps things simple with his tight, focused account of Karyn, a young woman recovering from a vicious rape. She travels with her husband to a secluded California village which turns out to be infested with werewolves
HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS WITH DEMONS
HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS WITH DEMONS is one of Graham Joyce’s most unique efforts, yet still contains many of the virtues of his more traditional novels, namely several well-rounded characters and a page-turning narrative.
THE HOUSE ON THE BORDERLAND
One of the true classics of the supernatural, this bizarre novel can almost be viewed as avant-garde sci-fi.
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On Reality, Fiction and Madness: The Novels of Dennis Potter
Potter’s TV dramas and movie scripts are certainly deserving of careful study, and have for the most part received it. Far less attention has been granted his novels
Fangoria’s May 2007 Weekend of Horrors
Another year, another Fangoria Weekend of Horrors
Emmanuel Carrere in English
France’s Emmanuel Carrere is one of the most interesting writers on the scene, an author with whom genre buffs simply MUST become acquainted
The JACK AND SUSAN Books
Author Michael McDowell’s oddest concoction was the JACK AND SUSAN trilogy, which recounted the adventures of Jack Beaumont and Susan Bright, an attractive young couple whose exploits always took place during the third year of each decade
The Shortcomings of Literary Horror
Yes, lots of great horror fiction has been drafted by writers working outside the genre, but sometimes it’s best to stick with those who know the territory