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This book series by Kootz is great I’m loving it

One of my all time favourite books

You need to get on The Fisherman. It is excellent. I also recommend The King in Yellow by Robert Chambers, which is considered proto-Lovecraft or proto-cosmic. A lot of the themes there influenced Lovecraft, actually, and its titular character actually got partially assimilated into the Cthulhu Mythos. I even drew on the King in Yellow for my story "The Dedication of the High Priestess," which to date is what I consider the best of my published work. Also, welcome back, dude.

I've never really considered how different all of the sub genres of horror can be, and this video really got me thinking about them! Thank you for making the video, it was extremely interesting and I loved it. :D

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Cosmic horror is probably the most terrifying subgenre, at least for me. But thanks to my dad, I fell in love with “Alien” from the films of the same name since kindergarten. Especially from the 4th one, in this film they are shown to be highly intelligent, adaptive, and depicted in their most vulnerable circumstances (the Queen and the neo-alien), that make you sympathize with them and even feel a wider range of emotions for them beyond fear. Also, UA-cam seems to have finally recommended an interesting channel to me. Ty for the video.

I'm in my 50's. I read the novel shortly before seeing the '79 mini series. Just like the Shining, I enjoyed the variations between words and film.

I just hope the sequel doesn't reveal too much because they couldn't come up with a good plot.

The Collector has a great movie adaptation.

Thanks for sharing your review. I enjoyed Hannah and Other Stories. Ungar has a unique way of scaring me. Oh, those horses!

He did learn directly from Stephen King, after all.

Excellent! Thank you so much for this amazing - and honest! - review.

Thank you for the honest review. I'm going to go spread it around now.

Enjoyed your review, guys! Reminded me of Siskel and Ebert days of yore. Love "The Bat" from '59......and yes, I too find the one particular thing about this film, is its coziness. The whole atmosphere of the house draws me in, in spite of the dangers that lurk in the shadows. Thank you for posting this up, as it makes for a taste of early Halloween fun-viewing!

ohhh sweet i love this movie make sure you watch other videos about this movie

Randy Newman was right, short pepeople have no reason to live

NEW SUBSCRIBER !!!!

Really nice narration. Well in.

Thank you for this. It's so good one of the best short stories ever. So much going on.

This is just a dog whistle.

If I were in his situation, I would never go to a party.

I just finished the book and I really enjoyed your review on it. 🙂 This was the first Nick Cutter book I read and what a ride it was.

you should add ominous music in the background

Hmmm.

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Thank you for sharing:)

Of Lovecraft's early work, it's not among his best, but it's better than others.

This book's been on my Audible wish list for ages. One of these days, I might actually buy it.

Always happy to join you for a discussion, dude. Also, I checked: Hellraiser was made for a single million. Talk about a return on investment.

Great review man

That Bat is great. I love this one.

The most misunderstood monster in all of fiction is the monster in "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley. In the novel "Those Who Hunt the Night" there is a fascinating vampire named Rhys the White who has a terrifying guilty conscience.

I guarantee nothing, but if I can do a tag, I will.

You have good voice and narration!

I'm trying to look this guy up but I can't seem to find him.

I did some searching. Still can't find commentary videos on this film.

Love this novel. And the audio book is pretty good too. I plan to listen to it again before the new movie comes out...whenever Warner Bros. decides to put that movie back on the release schedule (the bastards).

"The eyes of a Jew"? Oh, Ms. Nesbit, it's a good thing you've been dead for nearly a hundred years, because that line did not age well at all, and I did not care for it one bit!

Kill Creek is my current favorite novel right now.

I hate it when you start dancing and a demon starts dancing with you without permission. It just makes things so awkward for everyone involved.

Aaron kosminski was Jack the Ripper. Named by two lead investigators on the case at the time.

Stunny voice stunning pace🙌

My own personal theory is that Herbert West learned the secret of reanimation from reading the forbidden Necronomicon as a student in Miskatonic University.

Filmed as "The Legacy" for the TV show "Monsters" Season 1 Episode 5

Funny, I found that banter to be a high-lite and funny. Thanks for the review - agree and would give about the same because it is not perfect, but a very good read - even though a can not define the neg. issues, except maybe that Koontz stereotypes are getting borrow and formulaic .. the gang member character the book started with, for example.