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HIS FINAL GIRL – Brookyln Ann

Brooklyn Ann has taken her love for 1970s and 80s slasher horror to the pages of her newest book series entitled… B MINE. HIS FINAL GIRL is the first book in this new series.

Posted July 9th, 2019.
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NOPE, NOTHING WRONG HERE: The Making of CUJO – Lee Gambin

Author Lee Gambin is not only a talented and gifted writer, he knows plenty about films, their history, and behind the scenes trivia , making his books packed full of enough knowledge to satisfy any film goer and film historian. I recently had the pleasure of interviewing this Australian writer, and the honor of reviewing his book, HELL HATH NO FURY: The Making of CHRISTINE, which I enjoyed very much.

Posted June 16th, 2019.
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PERSECTIVES OF STEPHEN KING – Andrew J. Rausch

PERSPECTIVES OF STEPHEN KING is a collection of interviews that give many different aspects of Stephen King. The introduction at the beginning of the book was welcoming, friendly, and made you feel like you were about to go on a great ride.

Posted April 26th, 2019.
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Stephen King: AMERICAN MASTER – Stephen Spignesi

In September of 2012, I had the honor and privilege of interviewing author Stephen Spignesi, who is known as “the world’s leading authority on Stephen King”, according to Entertainment Weekly magazine, and several other reputable publications. My interview covered Mr. Spignesi’s life growing up in Connecticut, his school years, becoming a college professor, his writing career, and his love for The Beatles, and of course, writer Stephen King. The interview was truly memorable for me, and a friendship was born.

Posted February 10th, 2019.
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THIS CHEST OF WONDERS – Andy Burns

Ask any die hard fan of Stephen King, one of the worlds greatest writers of all time, what their favorite book is, and of course the answers you get will vary. Some will say, IT, others might say, PET SEMATARY, or THE SHINING, or you might get another answer being that there are 60 other book titles he has written. However, the most consecutive answer you are likely hear is: THE STAND.

Posted November 25th, 2018.
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SPIDER SEASON – Billy Hanson

The Stephen King “It’s A Dollar Baby”, film program has been around since the late 1970′s. This program allows Independent filmmakers to direct a film adaptation based on one of Stephen King short stories. Director, Billy Hanson, took part in this program with his version of the Stephen King short story, SURVIVOR TYPE. This film was quite impressive, and has won many film awards.

Posted October 28th, 2018.
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FLIGHT OR FRIGHT – Bev Vincent, Stephen King & more

When we think of those things in life that scare us, many come to mind. Disease, war, death, can be a few of the big ones, but there are simple things as well, spiders, snakes, clowns, claustrophobia, and even the fear of heights. However, there is another fear many people have, FLYING!

Posted October 9th, 2018.
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UNCLE GLENNY’S ZOMBIE ‘POCALYPSE- Glenn Chadbourne

Trends come and go, but one of the most recent seems to be sticking around and is popular among adults. I’m talking about coloring books… for adults! Yes, that childhood pastime has returned, but this time it’s with themes that appeal to the nature of us grownups, and with a vast variety of subjects, this new market has opened the door for many artists and illustrators, allowing them as well, the opportunity to do something fun and whimsical with their art.

Posted April 20th, 2018.
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Tony Northrup’s Top 15 films of 2017

Here we are, already in the first week of January 2018, looking forward to new goals, plans, and possibilities. Before you pack up your Christmas tree, or start your 2018 to do list, let’s take a moment to look back at some of the best that 2017 had to offer in film. Here are my…Top 15… favorite films of 2017.

Posted January 7th, 2018.
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HAUNTED JOURNEYS:SALEM – Sarah French, Joe Knetter

Sarah French has proven time and time again that she is a talented actress, climbing the ladder of success. Now she has decided to add to her repertoire, trying her hand at writing. Her first book…Haunted Journeys: Salem, is co-written with Joe Knetter. It is an informational book, and I found it fun to read. Not too wordy, nor boring, but just enough to pique my interest and curiosity.