E-Books, Astrologers, Ocean Parks, Buried Treasure and SURVIVOR
The decline of print media is a subject that in the post-Coronavirus era has taken on a new relevance
The decline of print media is a subject that in the post-Coronavirus era has taken on a new relevance
This Spanish language science fiction mindbender is very much in the tradition of Vincenzo Natali’s CUBE
This 1969 Italian import is one of the odder films made by the late Pier Paolo Pasolini
This 36 page one-shot has been called “the greatest underground comic of all”
You simply will not find a more disturbing documentary than CANIBA, which takes an up-close and very personal look at the infamous Japanese cannibal-murderer Issei Sagawa
I’ve been called a snob about translated novels, but in fact my preference for such books is quite basic and, I believe, well-reasoned
Robert Moore was a prolific contributor to the famed smut book outfit Olympia Press and its offshoot Ophelia, under whose imprint the present book appeared
Although I’m sure its author and publisher would be loath to admit it, this historical reverie is very much a horror novel
This is one of the most famous anthropological accounts in existence, and also one of the most misunderstood.
Like quite a few (if not most) of Laymon’s novels, it pivots on horny young people, is related in startlingly immediate minute-by-minute fashion, and is a damn satisfying read overall.