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So far I like Incubi. The dream sequence with was so gruesome. He really has a knack for thinking up nasty situations. I think I'll try Lucifer's Lottery next. I'm also enjoying CotN as well, even though it feels more sci-fi than horror.

It seems like she'll be returning to her Gothic fiction/horror roots. I'm intrigued. Anne Rice on The Wolf Gift, Coming February 2012 - YouTube

October's an all-horror month for me. Right now I'm in the middle of Edward Lee's Incubi and Dan Simmons' Children of the Night.

Red State. It's only a horror movie for twenty minutes. I knew there was going to be a shootout/siege scene but I didn't expect it to dominate most of the movie.

Merged the two WD threads together.

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Hello and welcome to BAR :).

Just watched the pilot a few hours ago. I definitely got a late-era "Nip/Tuck" vibe with the overabundance of weird and kinky events. Right now I'm intrigued enough to watch the whole season. One minor complaint: hopefully the editor will tone down the use of quick cuts. Those were too distracting.

Dark Hollow by Brian Keene. :stars3: An engaging page-turner about a demon hiding in the woods of Pennsylvania.

Black Sunday. The B&W cinematography was beautiful. Some of the makeup/SFX were still effective.

Hello. Maybe you could look up Tess Gerritsen or try Nora Roberts' J.D. Robb novels.

Like other fantasy novels, this book is getting a TV series adaptation.

Greetings. I found this thread for general discussion on Joyce. Here's a thread dedicated specifically to Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.

I moved this thread to General Books and Discussions since that's where we usually discuss our reads for the past month. Anyway . . . I tried slogging through David Copperfield for most of September. I then came to the conclusion that I didn't care about the story or characters. I also re-read...

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Turner Classic Movies is airing a documentary on Stephen King this Monday. The Horrors of Stephen King

To keep track of my current reads, I use Goodreads. I don't catalog previously-read books as I can remember stuff like that. In regards to future reads, I tend to memorize the authors' names instead of the book titles.

Hello Karen.