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THE DIRECTOR SHOULD’VE SHOT YOU

A book about movie novelizations–I can’t see how it could possibly NOT be a must-read

A double dose of early 1980s Italo-sploitation, blending an account of crazy Vietnam veterans on the loose with cannibal movie nastiness

Here, in the early days of 2021, is the latest edition of my annual Bedlam in Print overview

Where to start with this one?

The director-novelist: it’s a rare combination, but it does exist

An engaging memoir, and certainly one of most interesting and underrated film books of the 2010s

This book offers conclusive proof that every movie, no matter how worthless, has a story behind it

That title is somewhat misleading, as this is not the “definitive” history of ROBOCOP (1987) and its offshoots

Concluding my 2019 overviews is this, the latest edition of Bedlam in Print, exploring the noteworthy publications of the previous twelve months

What is there to say about 2019? A lot, albeit not on the movie screens