Posts Tagged ‘5 Stars’

Comic Review – Wolverine #305 by Cullen Bunn and Paul Pelletier

Wolverine. Yes, you read that right. The latest comic issue of Wolverine is being reviewed here. Why? I could go through a variety of reasons for it being reviewed, but there is one overwhelming reason. Cullen Bunn is the new series writer for Wolverine. Still I hear you asking why that makes it eligible for [...]

Book Review – Bumper Crop by Joe R. Lansdale

A set of dentures that causes its wearer to devour everything in sight. A man desperate to become a bestselling author will learn to regret his wishes. Two boys investigate a strange man who never leaves his home and discover a horrifying secret. A sadomasochistic lover wants to experience the best thrill of all. You [...]

Book Review – Blood Feud by Cullen Bunn

When I was given this book to review, I was a little hesitant.  Another vampire story?  Aren’t there enough of those?  But I like Cullen’s writing, so I decided to forge ahead.  At least they weren’t sparkly vampires, right?

Book Review – Bloody Curry by John Irvine

Ever wanted to find out exactly how many different dishes in the world are made with the use of blood all while reading a wide range of short stories and poetry?  Then Blood Curry is the book for you.

Book Review – The Yellow Rose Diner and Fill Station

The Yellow Rose Diner, a place where you can sip on old coffee, eat nasty meals, and hear a few nasty tales about the human condition.

Book Review – Draculas by Crouch, Kilborn, Strand, and Wilson

Dracula is easily one of the most well known and respected novels ever written in the horror genre (Frankenstein is right up there, no hate mail please.) So much so that the premier award for written horror fiction is named the Stoker. There is even a descendant of Bram who has written a sequel to [...]

Book Review – Snareville by David Youngquist

As zombies overrun the country and people flee in panic, the good folks of Snareville decide to hole up and protect their town rather than give it over to the dead.

Movie Review – George: A Zombie Intervention

George is a zombie and he has a problem, a problem that involves human flesh and his inability to stay away from it.  When his friends try to stage an intervention in order to help his addiction, things only go from bad to worse.  

Movie Review – Sublime

Oh his fortieth birthday George Grieves must go into the hospital for a routine colonoscopy after enjoying a party with family and friends where he hears story after story of medical malpractices.  Upon waking from his “routine” procedure he finds that one of these malpractices has been committed against him as well.  Over the next [...]

Movie Review – Thankskilling

Everyone has heard the fabled story of the first Thanksgiving, Native Americans and New Americans holding hands in ignorant bliss, puppy dog smiles on their faces, sharing food like friends, and running from a demonic turkey with a tomahawk.  Well, that last part might be kind of a stretch, but since the first three are [...]