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Andrea Bianchi \ giallo \ Italian horror \ Severin Films \ splatter horror \ zombie horror
Burial Ground (Italian Zombie Splatter Depravity)
Now in the “completely bugged out” category of Cinema, Andrea Bianchi’s Burial Ground returns to amaze us all in the definitive version compliments of our friends at Severin Films. This film has confused and amused us for decades since its release in 1983 by Motion Picture Marketing and subsequent VHS edition by the legendary […]
horror literature \ Judith Sonnet \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
No One Rides for Free (Absolutely Disgusting Splatter Horror)
I found myself pondering what the best way to start my New Year’s off with, looked in my TBR, and made the decision that a short and sweet Judith Sonnet special would do the trick. Let’s just say, would I class it as “the best way?” I don’t actually know. Books like this make it […]
Kristina Osborn \ Otis Bateman \ splatploitation \ Splatploitation Press \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk \ Stephen Cooper \ Stuart Bray \ Truborn Designs
Ensuring Your Place in Hell (Splatploitation Horror Literature)
I’m going to be honest, this kind of pushed some boundaries for me, and that says a lot. I’m phased by very little, nothing much bothers me in terms of heavy description or squeamishness or violence. My avid reading of extreme horror of all kinds has completely desensitized me to the majority of things. […]
Bret McCormick \ splatter horror \ Visual Vengeance
The Abomination (Cancerous Death Lump Splatter Horror)
I have been fascinated by Bret McCormick’s The Abomination ever since I first saw a truly hideous poster for it (see above) in John McCarty’s indispensable book The Sleaze Merchants. Something about the sly smile on the bloody teenager in the Izod and Ray Bans intrigued me and I knew I had to see this […]
Daniel J. Volpe \ horror literature \ splatter horror \ splatterpunk
Talia (Supernatural Extreme Splatter Smut)
Talia has been on my radar for a little while now. I’ve seen a few horror friends review it, and it’s featured on many people’s bookshelves. But for some reason, I just hadn’t picked it up, until now. And for the most part, I’m happy I did. Split into two parts, Volpe begins telling the […]
England \ gore literature \ Great Britain \ Harrison Phillips \ horror literature \ splatter horror \ splatter literature
Night of the Freaks (Murder Clown Splatter Literature)
When I think of “freakshow,” American Horror Story comes to mind immediately. Night of the Freaks has that undertone; an ominous, dark feeling, that continues through the book, as I learned of the stuff that happens within “William Wilson’s Wonderful World Of The Weirdos.” This read gets straight into the action, leaving the reader […]
