What Books Have You Bought Recently?

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Is it just me that thinks Una Stubbs looks really sexy in this pic?

*Note - I'm certain he actually says 'wangling'!

[trebor8273]

Some Koontz

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Some Koontz

Seems to be a lot of Koontz about lately.

[Demoncrat]

Been reading Cannibal - The History of the People Eaters. Somewhat academic in tone, it' insistence in overly stressing that it isn't trying to dwell on the "sensational" aspects.


Bugger!!


Also reading an old copy of Movie Collector from 94 that I unearthed whilst looking for something else. Featuring an article about The Wicker Man, which is probably why I bought it?? Some great reviews ( Brad Stevens cough) pull nae punches in tis pre dvd tome!!

[JamesN]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Some Koontz

I have a tough time getting through his stuff these days, but these old novels are genre classics. In fact, LIGHTNING ranks among my top five favorite books of all time -- no kidding.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by JamesN

I have a tough time getting through his stuff these days, but these old novels are genre classics. In fact, LIGHTNING ranks among my top five favorite books of all time -- no kidding.

Lighting is the first Koontz novel I read and is still my favorite

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Icebound was the first of his i read then Intensity.

I don't recall much about Icebound but Intensity was brilliant. A plot nicked by the French and made into the film Haute Tension.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Icebound was the first of his i read then Intensity.

I don't recall much about Icebound but Intensity was brilliant. A plot nicked by the French and made into the film Haute Tension.

A film which was also brilliant.

[monkeypedro]

I was trying to be good but ended up spending £60 on books including Beware the Moon, 245 Trioxin: The Story of the Return of the Living Dead and the Fab Press book Frightfest Guide to Exploitation Movies by Alan Jones.

There was a panel on the Sunday morning at Frightfest for the Beware the Moon book and i managed to meet Brenda Bristols (linzi Drew) and Chris Bailey (Dave Cooper) from the movie within the movie 'See You Next Wednesday' along with first assistant director David Tringham who kindly signed the book.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by monkeypedro

I was trying to be good but ended up spending £60 on books including Beware the Moon, 245 Trioxin: The Story of the Return of the Living Dead and the Fab Press book Frightfest Guide to Exploitation Movies by Alan Jones.

There was a panel on the Sunday morning at Frightfest for the Beware the Moon book and i managed to meet Brenda Bristols (linzi Drew) and Chris Bailey (Dave Cooper) from the movie within the movie 'See You Next Wednesday' along with first assistant director David Tringham who kindly signed the book.

You met Linzi Drew?

Cool!