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Space Truckers is B-movie action schlock done on a shoe-string budget. Plus, cheesy special effects and Charles Dance with a chainsaw wang.
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Bullets, Bombs, and Babes: Hard Ticket to Hawaii
Evelyn Jackson
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Thrift Store Finds: Mazes and Monsters
Adrienne Clark
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Thrift Store Finds: The House Next Door
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Ironic Pandemic Watching: Twelve Monkeys
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It’s too easy to call My Heart is a Chainsaw a “love letter to slashers.” This book is an immersion, a story told in the language of sub genre.
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What do mutant snakes, diamond smugglers, and bikini-clad undercover agents have in common? Find out in Hard Ticket to Hawaii.
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After reading several fantastic books in a row, I rolled the polyhedral die and the result was a punch in the face from Miss Rona. Rona Jaffe, that is.
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From pulp paperback mystery/thrillers to 70s cinema classics, witness the rise of the great giallo.
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Horror and comedy may seem like strange bedfellows, but they go hand-in-hand. These 15 horror comedies will make you laugh . . . and scream.
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Did you know that the PlayStation survival horror classic Resident Evil began as a remake of an obscure 8-bit RPG that never came out in America, and was itself based on a Japanese horror film about the ghost of a woman who used to burn babies alive?
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Take a look behind the scenes on some of the most famous horror movies of all time and unveil the creative process used to haunt your dreams.