Being a young monster isn’t easy, but reading about them in Michael Lawrence’s “Young Monsters” is very entertaining — for monster fans young and old. …continue reading Now Read This: Young Mosters
The States are about to get Spooky: A Review of “Spooky America”, four entertaining tales of true ghost stories by Lori Haskins, illustrated by …continue reading Now Read This: Spooky America
Carl Reiner’s “Tell Me a Scary Story…But Not Too Scary!” is a wonderful, whimsical read for monster fans young and old; a definite must …continue reading Now Read This: “Tell Me a Scary Story”
“If You Want to Scare Yourself” by Angela Sommer-Bodenburg (illustrated by Helga Spiess, Translated by Renée Vera Cafierois) is worth scaring yourself with! When …continue reading Now Read This: “If You Want to Scare Yourself”
“The Girl in the Window” by Wilma Yeo is a somewhat dated, but beautiful and spooky read, with a message all should hear. In …continue reading Now Read This: The Girl in the Window
Women in Horror Literature Spotlight: Mary Downing Hahn’s Spooky and Engaging Ghost Story “Wait Till Helen Comes” Is Certainly Worth the Wait. I don’t …continue reading Now Read This: Wait Till Helen Comes
The Scarecrow Walks…and Teaches Art! Maybe. A Review of “The Stranger and the Scarecrow” by Brooks Healey, Illustrated by Bill Negron When I first …continue reading Now Read This: The Stranger and the Scarecrow
Cheer and Loathing
Cheer and Loathing
She’s a lover, he’s a fighter. Together, they’re CHEER AND LOATHING. Tune in to hear your hosts, Stephanie (Cheer) and Casey (Loathing), clash over the films they love — and the ones they love to hate.
Spring Breakers
Spring has sprung, and beautiful co-eds everywhere got to enjoy a break from the books and fun in the sun. But hopefully most avoided the backwoods bayous of the Deep South. Because, as this week’s episode proves (as if it needed proving), the only good thing to come out of the South is our co-host, Cheer!
Join us as we welcome the return of oddball Crispin Glover to the show, giving it all he’s got in an insane dual performance as psychotic twins in 2006’s SIMON SAYS. Plus, we dig up an obscure 80’s slasher, SHALLOW GRAVE (1987), that brings the requisite T&A but forgets to bring the cheesy fun.
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