by Brian Sammons | Sep 3, 2012 | Reviews
If director David Cronenberg edited an anthology, this would be that book. The idea here is body horror, where ‘enhancements’, alterations, and mutations to the flesh and bone live. As you can imagine, there are a lot of gross-outs hiding between this book’s covers,...
by Brian Sammons | Aug 25, 2012 | Reviews
As if you couldn’t tell by the title, this is one of those ‘wacky’ zombie books, which some tried and true undeadheads (as in zombie fans, not un-Grateful Dead fans) can’t stand. However I always give books like these the benefit of a doubt and the chance to impress...
by Brian Sammons | Aug 25, 2012 | Reviews
Mars Attacks! No, were not talking about the so-so (at best) Tim Burton film from the 1996, but the awesome collectable trading cards of the same name from the early 60s. While I am too young to have collected the cards the first time around, as a tiny horrorhead...
by Brian Sammons | Aug 25, 2012 | Reviews
Roger Ma’s first book was the entertaining, lighthearted, and surprisingly informative ZOMBIE COMBAT MANUAL. It was a How To guide about fighting the ravenous hoards of the hungry dead in up close and exceptionally deadly hand to hand combat. Or at least melee combat,...
by Brian Sammons | Jun 9, 2012 | Reviews
Full disclosure: I really like David Conyers as both an author and a person. I’ve had the pleasure to co-write stories and co-edited books with him a number of times over the years. I say this right at the start because such information is easily found and I do not...
