In observance of the March 24, 2003 death of screenwriter Philip Yordan, one of Hollywood’s most mercurial and elusive talents, let’s take a look at some of his films
If you were a reader back in 1991, as I was, then you probably recall, as I do, the furor that accompanied the publication of AMERICAN PSYCHO
The following piece was written in response to the snippy emails I’ve been getting
Quite simply put, this is one of the great horror novels of our time, as well as an unsurpassed example of historical speculation
The follow-up to Robert McCammon’s SPEAKS THE NIGHTBIRD, a gripping historical saga set in a scrupulously researched early-1700’s New York City milieu
Joyce Carol Oates is one of America’s most distinguished and prolific writers, the recipient of quite a few high-profile awards and untold critical adulation. Yet Oates has an evident attraction to dark and scary material—horror, in other words
From the late lamented Scream/Press (arguably the premiere independent horror publisher of the 1980s) comes this hardcover omnibus of three early novels by Robert Bloch