MIDNIGHT MOVIE
The RING inspired narrative could admittedly be a bit stronger–and scarier–overall, but the novel is never less than readable and inviting, driven by Hooper’s hard-bitten, quintessentially Texan worldview.
The RING inspired narrative could admittedly be a bit stronger–and scarier–overall, but the novel is never less than readable and inviting, driven by Hooper’s hard-bitten, quintessentially Texan worldview.
I may be sick of zombies, but I do enjoy twisted holiday stories, and anyway that title was just too outrageous to pass up!
I’ve made no secret of the fact that I’m sick to death of zombie novels but this is an original take on the subject.
Let’s face it: horror media has lost its mojo… The genre can no longer be said to retain the subversive edge that I’d argue is vital to its survival. This past week, however, offered a ray of hope.
I’ve shunned most of the zombie apocalypse novels currently packing bookstore shelves, but did read DYING TO LIVE: LIFE SENTENCE, which turned out to be an above-average entry in every respect.
Here we have a wonderful Christmas themed zombie mash by the incomparable Joe Lansdale
This is the graphic novel adaptation of Lucio Fulci’s 1981 splatter masterpiece THE BEYOND
The idea of a satanically endowed rock band isn’t new, but in the hands of author Mike Baron (of 2013’s SKORPIO) it assumes a terrifically pulpy grandeur
About this zombie thriller, an early effort by HATER’S supremely talented David Moody, I’ve got good news and bad news.
If there’s one thing horror fans can’t seem to get enough of these days it’s the living dead.