Book you just finished reading....

[BooBerry]

Haven't started them yet.... might even wait until October.... but found The Amityville Horror 1, 2, and 3 at a thrift store. Nonsense 70's horror in book form? Yes please.

[Splat]

Have not read them yet as just bought today:

"Eaten Alive: Italian Cannibal and Zombie Movies" by Jay Slater.

"Book of the Dead: The Complete History of Zombie Cinema" by Jamie Russell.

[Misfit]

finished dark hallow and now reading brian keenes ghost walk

[MissMisery]

Dirty Job

[simplegraycoat]

Aside from being a movie-monster, I'm a book whore.

So I'm almost done with "Silence of the Lambs" by Thomas Harris, then I'll start "Hannibal" also by Thomas Harris.

[BigFatOgre]

Reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (When In the B-Room.)
Reading The Face, Dean Koontz (When @ work)
Most recently finished On Writing, Stephen King (Pretty Cool, working on the Assignment he gives...)
Also read some Dark Wolverine, Wolverine Origins, and Wolverine: Chop Shop)

[BooBerry]

Nonfiction: The Sociopath Next Door :rockin:

[Macready]

Snow by Ronald Malfi. Great book, great up-and-coming writer.

[Genevieve04]

Under the Dome - Stephen King

[Halcon Loco]

Under the Dome - Stephen King

How was it?

[Suffering Bastard]

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Coffin Hollow and Other Ghostly Tales

[Chief Falling Rock]

Terminal Freeze by Lincoln Child. Good book but I can imagine his writing partner Douglas Preston reading it going umm dude didn't we already write the relic?

[BooBerry]

The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner by Stephanie Meyer. Actually not too bed. Including it in the entire twilight saga, it's my second favorite book. Mostly because it didn't involved Bella.

[koolmike]

http://books.google.com/books?id=Rf8aMOFn_d4C&dq=the+gospel+of+the+living+dead&printsec=frontcover&source=bn&hl=en&ei=22QhTOCCF4G0lQf-puAj&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CCcQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q&f=false

very good read

[simplegraycoat]

Since I last posted here, I've read:

"Hannibal" by Thomas Harris
"Tell-All" by Chuck Palahniuk
"Hannibal Rising" by Thomas Harris
"Caught" by Harlan Coben

and I'm most of the way through "Let The Right One In" by John Ajvide Lindqvist

[Molean]

Island - Richard Laymon

[Molean]

Body Rides, for the 6th time I think...by Richard Laymon

[BooBerry]

Island - Richard Laymon

Awesome book :rockin:.


Body Rides, for the 6th time I think...by Richard Laymon

Not so much :stare:.

[BigFatOgre]

Zombie Survival Guide

[Suffering Bastard]

The Gunslinger: Dark Tower I

[Primetimeloser]

Just started reading The Shoemaker

[walk]

Zombie Survival Guide

It has been on my wishlist for a very long time. Really have to read it!

[chrsnck]

I just finished reading

"The Taking" by Deen Koontz, - I've read it a number of times and its a great end of the world with a twist kind of novel.

"The Best of All Flesh:Zombie Anthology" by James Lowder - I must says this anthology has some of the most entertaining and hilarious zombie fiction I have ever read as well as your usual blood bath additions.

"Hater" by David Moody An awesome book that is like 28 days later from the point of view of those that have the rage virus. Very well done.

[Primetimeloser]

Finished the Preacher Vol.2 and 3 today.

[IrishG3nt]

http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n44/n220011.jpg

Very interesting concept of two people with multiple personalities in which each personality befriends each other and don't recognize the other persoanlities...

[Officefan]

Everything Matters! by Ron Currie, Jr.

Next up: The Littlest Hitler by Ryan Boudinot.

[bravenewworld1]

http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n68/n343593.jpg

Bones of Contention by Jeanne Mathews


Matthews debuts a new series starring energetic amateur sleuth Dinah Pelerin. Dinah has had a series of makeshift jobs, but her real passions are mythology and anthropology. She has just received a summons from her wealthy American uncle to witness his suicide. Dying of cancer, he has asked his entire family (several wives, assorted children, and niece Dinah) to come to a remote lodge in northern Australia. Before the suicide can take place, a murder occurs that may be tied to the bizarre death of a stranger on a nearby island, who was impaled on the back of a sea turtle. Digging into the case, Dinah discovers that the members of her family are not exactly who or what she had assumed they were all these years. On the positive side, she may be in line for an inheritance, and she has a unique opportunity to study Aboriginal Australian culture. Readers will enjoy the anthropology frame and the liberal doses of “Strine” (Australian slang) that appear throughout. Fans of Elizabeth Peters’ Vicky Bliss should try this engaging new series, which will take Dinah to various locales in search of anthropological adventure.



Classic case of going against my instincts and buying a book based on the cover and a quick scan of the back.... jesus christ i regretted it. Terrible book and its been quite a while since i have read something so horrid.

[Suffering Bastard]

Left 4 Dead: The Sacrifice Part 1

[BigFatOgre]

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Abraham Lincoln - Vampire Hunter

[WickedNik]

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies


I have that book but haven't had time to read it yet. What did you think?

The Darkest Evening of the Year

[BigFatOgre]

I have that book but haven't had time to read it yet. What did you think?

The Darkest Evening of the Year

It was an interesting read, especially since I had to read the original back in school. I would recommend it. Zombies, zombies getting their asses handed to em, and old school notions of romance if you lived in a warrior based old English society...

[WickedNik]

Cool. I'll have to find some time to read it then. Bump it up on my books to read.

[Macready]

Ghost Monster by Simon Clark. Terrible.

[Chief Falling Rock]

just finished reading the novelization of the movie The Fog. Saw it in a used bookstore and just couldnt pass it up, unfortunatly it sucked though. 180 pages and boring as hell for like 150

[Suffering Bastard]

Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thieft

[Splat]

World War Z. Started reading "Feed" but not happenning for me, maybe just not in the mood for it(lucky it is a library book). Just bought both Let the Right One In and Handling the Undead so obviously be reading them next.

[Halcon Loco]

Sound like interesting reads. I need to get back into reading.

[deadcellsociety]

THE FALL- Chuck Hogan and Guillermo Del Toro. far better and more violent than THE STRAIN, and a lot more bloody. Can't wait for the third book in the series. 9/10

[Doc Awesome]

Let the Right One In. 8/10 book for me I couldn't put it down, but the ending was a bit meh not enough to ruin the experience though.

[Suffering Bastard]

The Walking Dead #72, 73, and 74

[Suffering Bastard]

The Living Dead edited by John Adams
The Walking Dead 75 - 78

[Suffering Bastard]

The Walking Dead #79

[strtfghtr]

Just finished I hope They Serve Beer in Hell, the Tucker Max book. I know most of his stories are bullshit, but they are a blast...a great toilet reader

[Miss Lillith]

I just finished reading this for one of my classes and it was really good "Inside the Vicious Heart"
I loved yet hated reading it. Its a history book

[Misfit]

just finished brian keene's darkness at the edge of town 8/10 now reading brian keene's a gathering of crows

[BooBerry]

just finished brian keene's darkness at the edge of town 8/10 now reading brian keene's a gathering of crows

How was Darkness? I noticed it came out after SK's Under the Dome so I was curious...

[choptop2]

"Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" Have to say this one of the few times where the film is better thanthe story. IMHO all of Darabont's King adaptations have improved on the source.

[Misfit]

How was Darkness? I noticed it came out after SK's Under the Dome so I was curious...

really slow paced at first its a somewhat continue of dark hallow and ghost walk, also if you read ghost walk and know who levi is, it talks about what happened to him, briefly towards the end of darkness at the end of town

[BooBerry]

Hmmm :hmmm:.

[sutterkane]

Helter Skelter

[ChainsawMike]

Paul is Undead

[hallo666ween]

Just finished I hope They Serve Beer in Hell, the Tucker Max book. I know most of his stories are bullshit, but they are a blast...a great toilet reader

I thought that book was hilarious. but I agree, I think most of his stories are pure bullshit.

Just finished "Day by Day Armageddon" by J.L. Bourne. It was a decent read and the zombies in it are pretty believable. And, for those of you that suffer from ADD, it is a short read at only 198 pages that aren't always filled up.

[Suffering Bastard]

Stephen King's Cycle of the Werewolf

[horrorgeek]

Let the Right One in (re-read)

[BooBerry]

Started up Stinger by Robert McCammon, but I doubt I'll finish it. I just can't get into sci-fi novels sometimes, even when they try to be horror.

[DOLLoftheDEAD]

I've been re-reading the books that I own.. I need new ones.
Any recommendations?

[Misfit]

just finsihed brian keenes a gathering of crows

[Darkgod]

about to finish the Ghost King

[WickedNik]

Final Jeopardy

[horrorgeek]

The Girl Next Door - Jack Ketchum

[KING]

The Girl Next Door - Jack Ketchum

What did you think?

[horrorgeek]

K.I.N.G

Loved it!! Quite fucked up and disturbing, but really enjoyable. Apparently based on true events!

How about you?

[KING]

Yeah, I loved it as well. I felt so much anger towards Ruth and her children, I'd never been effected that way. And the ending was just gut wrenching. Very disturbing book. Have you seen the movie?

[horrorgeek]

No, but I will be seeking it out... it really was a great book...

[Chief Falling Rock]

just finished From Below by Williams Essex. Great 80s horror cheese about big killer leeches.

[Halcon Loco]

Battle Royale

[Chief Falling Rock]

just finished Excavation by James Rollins. I love his books, its really over the top Indiana Jones style stuff.

[slimeisacharacter]

Gears of War: Aspho Fields, by Karen Traviss
Gears of War: Jacinto's Remnant, so Karen Traviss
Dead Space: Martyr, by Brian Evenson

Not sure why, but I decided to go on an 'expanded universe' kick for games I have been playing lately. GoW: Aspho fields takes place after the first game. GoW: Jacinto's Remnant takes place after the second. Dead Space Martyr is sort of a history lesson. All in all, not bad reads... if you are interested in Dead Space or Gears of War universes.

[Aurone]

Sandworms of Dune. It's over.....after a decade of reading, I've finished all the books in the Dune series that are vital to the main story. I say that since they've been releasing some side books that have side stories in the universe but arn't that vital to the overall story. I'll get arround to reading them but this was at the very end of the timeline, the end of it all...finally it's over.

[BooBerry]

White Oleander - Janet Fitch. Great book.

[horrorgeek]

Saltwater Vampires (crap tweenie surfer vampire book.... was a christmas gift so I wanted to read it before I gave it away)

[BigFatOgre]

Ashes to Ashes by Tami Hoag

[MissMisery]

Dead(ish)...It's a short story I downloaded for my eReader
Also,
The Lovely Bones
and
You Might Be a Zombie And Other Bad News

[Misfit]

marvel zombies dead days

[walk]

Punisher comics (MAX series)

[horrorgeek]

Red - Jack Ketchum

[Splat]

Handling the Undead by John Ajvide Lindqvist

[xxsic4slipknotxx]

Handling the Undead by John Ajvide Lindqvist

How was it mate, was it as good as have been hearing?

[Splat]

How was it mate, was it as good as have been hearing?

Yes it is mate, a very interesting take on Zombies. Took me ages to read, but only because I have been very slack when it comes to reading. Worthing getting.

[Chief Falling Rock]

I just got dead bait and dead bait 2 from amazon. Couldn't wait to get my hands on these books. Its an athology about sea monsters/lake monsters and all manner of creepy crawlys under the water. Cant wait to read these.

[BooBerry]

I just got dead bait and dead bait 2 from amazon. Couldn't wait to get my hands on these books. Its an athology about sea monsters/lake monsters and all manner of creepy crawlys under the water. Cant wait to read these.

Get back to me if they're worth it! I was looking at those a bit back too.

Just finished Promise Not to Tell by some chick. Eh.

[Chief Falling Rock]

halfway thru dead bait. Its worth the buy if your into anthologies or sea monsters although its hit or miss like most anthologies. Some of the stories flat out suck, some feel like they are only part of a story, and some are golden.

[Chief Falling Rock]

finished Dead Bait. Some hits and misses but all in all a good anthology about sea monsters/lake monsters and everything in between.

Fox Goes Fission - Story about a Native American who is fishing in a haunted lake trying to retrieve the souls its takin. Weird story but I really enjoyed. Ghosts, zombies, evil rats, evil lookin catfish, lake sharks, big killer worms. This is one evil lake.

Chum Bucket - A good story, but like more than one in this anthology felt like part of a story. It feels like the beginning of a monster story. Guy goes out into the ocean with a crazy sea captain to see....something.

Test Drive - This story is more comical than anything, bout a guy trying to sell a car to what he doesn't realize is a zombie that just crawled out of the lake. I found it funny.

Old Man and the Puddle - Story with a twist I saw coming, but still entertaning yarn bout a guy out for revenge against a giant eel that had killed his father (and his dog) years before.

Brunch - slow but unique story I enjoyed about a guy that feeds an octopus. I can't really say anything more about it or I'll give it away.

Crawlies - Another one of those stories that felt like part of a monster tale. Guy goes fishin and buys this strange bait that really creeps the hell out of him. And of course it gets lose, like I said felt like part of a story so you dont really learn anything about the bait. But entertaning none the less

Jungle Rot - By far the worst story in the bunch. Has so little to do with sea monsters I dunno how it made it into this anthology. Bout a guy who'se supposed to be out hunting for a monster, he ends up having vietnam flashbacks. Hated it.

Under The Boardwalk - Nice monster story bout what resembles a very deep sea predator. Sorta long the lines of an Angler Fish.

Noodlers - A funny, entertaining story abou hillbillies who are "noodling" which is catching catfish with your hands. Obviously they run into a giant one.

Grim Adaptations - Zombie fish. Nuff said. Although I wish there had been more to it.

Blood in the River - nice vampire tell about a vampire that turns into a candiru of all things. And if you've seen River Monsters that is the lil critter that crawls up your urethra

Piraya - Even though its depressing this is probably one of the best stories in the bunch about zombie piranha. Made me wish the next Piranha 3D would be zombie Piranha.

The Hanged Man - You know how every anthology has atleast one really stupid story that made you think what the hell did I just read? This is that story. Dumb

Something Fishy is going on - Ummm. I don't really know what to say about this one, it was kinda dumb, kinda disturbing yet a little interesting. One of those "meh" stories. Bout a guy who has a mail order bride that loves sex but for some reason won't let him actually see her no no place cuz....well something fishys goin on

Topwater - A story sort of similar to Brunch. This ones bout a evil lookin black shark with yellow teeth.

Daws - WereShark....yep.....Wereshark. If that gets your interest. You'll enjoy.

Searching for Sea Monsters - Another story I expected to see her. Rich guy gets creepy captain to take him out to catch something "special" and of course in good ole horror fashion, something goes wrong.

Lobster Stew - Enjoyable tale about a Giant Lobster thats not to happy about being captures and put on display in a tank in a resteraunt.

Death Row - Another great story about a guy who steals mermaid eggs.....and momma's pissed.

[Darkgod]

Finally finished Ghost King... great book in the Drizzt series... and amazingly 3 huge deaths

[Chief Falling Rock]

im halfway thru the drizzt books. love em. I know they couldn't do it complete justice cuz the story is just so huge but I'd still love to see him on the big screen one day.

[Darkgod]

I think that Ghost King was the best one since Legacy

[Chief Falling Rock]

im reading Passage to Dawn right now and loving it. This ones got a very "sinbad" feel to it. I'm reading all the books in order but do I have to read the sellsworld books or can I wait on those? Dont have those yet.

[Darkgod]

Well Book 1 of Sellswords was originally in the main line of books. But then added to Sellswords, when Jarlaxle and Artemis got their own books. As for them, I skipped them but now that I read Pirate King and Ghost King I wish I would have read them in order since things are talked about in them.

I am finishing Widow's Kiss... Book 1 in the Lisa Smedman's Lady Pentinent series that comes out of the War of the SPider Queen Books

[Splat]

Read 'The Boys From Brazil', by Ira Levin, last night. Good, interesting read that obviously kept me enthralled the whole time.


Something Fishy is going on - Ummm. I don't really know what to say about this one, it was kinda dumb, kinda disturbing yet a little interesting. One of those "meh" stories. Bout a guy who has a mail order bride that loves sex but for some reason won't let him actually see her no no place cuz....well something fishys goin on

That...um...sounds nasty :D

[Chief Falling Rock]

thats because it is nasty.....

and to dark god. I think I'll hold off on the sellsworld books until before I start the Transitions trilogy. Sounds like theres a lot of changes going on in that so I probably need to be caught up.

[SpookyJ]

Jack Ketchum - The Girl Next Door

A very disturbing book about extreme cruelty inflicted on a teenaged girl and her little sister. The idea for the novel was based on a newspaper article the author read, which makes it even more disturbing. It certainly is a cruel world we live in and sometimes the scariest horror is all too real.

[Splat]

The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro & Chuck Hogan.

Won't write up about it as I am sure most of you guys have already read this. Interesting take on the Vampire genre!

[Matty]

The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro & Chuck Hogan.

still need to check this out

[DMHead777]

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Was a cool read.

[Splat]

The Punisher: In the Beginning

[deadcellsociety]

The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro & Chuck Hogan.

Glad you picked this up dude. Just get a hold of 'The Fall' and catch up!!!

[Splat]

Glad you picked this up dude. Just get a hold of 'The Fall' and catch up!!!

Just waiting for the Library to bring a copy in for me.

[strtfghtr]

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Was a cool read.

never finished the whole thing

[Darkgod]

Storm of the Dead... pretty good book, loved that it was mostly Undead they where fighting. Lisa Smedman is doing the Drow justice

[horrorgeek]

Salems Lot

[Splat]

Salems Lot

One of my favorite Stephen King novels, probably the one I have read the most.

[horrorgeek]

Yeah :) It was a re read for me :D

[deadcellsociety]

CRY VAMPIRE by Terrance Dicks. First read it when I was 11, and loved it. read it again and thought there could have been so much more added!
Does anybody have a copy of THE LOST BOYS novel for sale? would LOVE to get hold of that again. was a fucking awesome read!

[Creature]

Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut

[BooBerry]

The Freakshow by Bryan Smith. Meh for me, but some here might like it. Cheesey. Demons. Plenty of sex and gore for sex and gore's sake. A silly horror tale similar to Killer Klownz from Outer Space (replace space with an alternate dimension).

[Macready]

Dweller by Jeff Strand.

Great book about a boy who actually finds a monster and develop a "special" relationship.

Strand is an incredible writer and should not be missed. This is actually his first book with serious horror. His previous books are horror but with tongue in cheek or plain ole' comedy overtones.

[BooBerry]

Brain Cheese Buffet by Edward Lee... Meh. Splatter porn in book form.

Girl, Interrupted.

[SilentRedRose]

Girl, Interrupted.

:thumbup:

[Splatter-Thrash]

The Glass Menagerie
"Before Dawn" by Gerhart Hauptmann

[Splat]

The Fall, by Guillermo Del Toro & Chuck Hogan

[BooBerry]

The Woman - Jack Ketchum. Pretty good.

[Chief Falling Rock]

Just finished Alter of Eden by James Rollins. Good book, took some turns I didn't expect. If you know James Rollins then you know what your gettin into, and thats not a bad thing.

Now i'm readin City of the Dead by Joe Mckinney. It has its annoying parts, still got the characters that don't know how to kill a zombie even though thats obviously what it is. And they hall around an infected guy for a lil while when you as the reader knows damn well whats gonna happen to him. But other than the zombie cliches its pretty dang good. It doesn't let up in the action. None of that pulling you out of the action for flashbacks of the past BS. The zombie infection starts, and its balls to the wall from then on. So atleast its interesting.

EDIT: I just realized I said City of the Dead. Its called Dead City.

[BooBerry]

Started Jack Ketchum's Cover... dunno if I'll finish it. Hasn't grabbed my attention yet and it's three chapters in.

[Il Duce]

I just recently started reading The Damination Game from Clive Barker it's pretty good so far but i'm a little early into it.

[Suffering Bastard]

Vampire Hunter D Vol. 1

[boozotheclown]

Just re-read Changes by Jim Butcher in preperation for Ghost Story. Can't help myself, I am a Dresden fan. But like his Codex Alera even more :thumbup:

[Splat]

'Do I Come Here Often?', Henry Rollins.

167 pages short but still took me a little too long to read as I have become a lazy reader as of lately.

A great book with a lot of interesting insights. Part journal, part creative writing and part interviews, all interesting. Had interviews with David Lee Roth, Isaac Hayes, John Lee Hooker, Roky Erickson and Jerry Lee Lewis. Also had his very popular piece 'The Iron' in here as well.

[Splat]

12546

'I Am Legend' is most definently on of my favorite books. Could see certain influences on books such as 'The Strain'. Reading this made me see how bad 'I Am Legend' the movie is. Pretty much no real relationship at all.

[Chief Falling Rock]

I just finished Ancients and now im on Leviathan. Authors name escapes me but I know his last name is Golemon. Both books part of the Event Group series. Very good scifi/horror/action-adventure James Rollins type stuff. Very cool.

[Il Duce]

I just finished The Damnation Game from Clive Barker two day's ago which was pretty good a little different i thought. I'm now reading The Hellbound Heart also from Barker which bascially got turned into the film Hellraiser.

[DamienD]

Salems Lot

Haven't read much Stephen King but I did a book report on this in high school and really enjoyed it. May have to find another copy and read it again.

Spent the day reading the first two volumes of Hellboy. Never read it before but really great stuff.

[DamienD]

Ghost Rider - Road to Damnation

[Chief Falling Rock]

reading On Stranger Tides by Tim Powers. Its the book the last Pirates of the Caribbean was loosely based on. And I mean loosely. Cuz while the book is very entertaning and very much worth the read, nothing that happend in that movie has happend in this book so far. And before that I finished Ghost Story in the Dresden Files and it was SO GOOD. Best series out there.

[PlazzaKom]

I was reading One Day by David Nicholls then I finished it last weekend. A very funny novel about friendship.This story is about a man and a woman who one day come together as lovers, then break up, but stay connected. A hilarious and realistic love story.

[WarBeast]

I was reading One Day by David Nicholls then I finished it last weekend. A very funny novel about friendship.This story is about a man and a woman who one day come together as lovers, then break up, but stay connected. A hilarious and realistic love story.

That sounds absolutely fucking awful... :outtahere:

[Chief Falling Rock]

finished Godzilla 2000 by Mark Ceresini. What can I say? If you like Godzilla then you'll dig these Cerasini books. This one isn't based off the movie with the same name. Its its own storyline. Godzilla, Mothra (briefly), Rodan, King Ghidora, Varan and Kamacurus all make appearances. Most of the monsters don't meet in battle but it was still a fun read. The book was just taking the "world overrun by kaiju" approach. I dug it.

[hommie]

time traveler's wife. such an instrinstic tale with many levels of raw emotion throughout. brutally honest despite the science fiction aspect.

[WarBeast]

finished Godzilla 2000 by Mark Ceresini. What can I say? If you like Godzilla then you'll dig these Cerasini books. This one isn't based off the movie with the same name. Its its own storyline. Godzilla, Mothra (briefly), Rodan, King Ghidora, Varan and Kamacurus all make appearances. Most of the monsters don't meet in battle but it was still a fun read. The book was just taking the "world overrun by kaiju" approach. I dug it.

:hmmm:

[kelizah]

I'm reading "Who Goes There" a short story that The Thing movie was based. I'm in a Meetup group that reads the book then sees the movie in theaters. Although I'm dreading to see the new Thing. I heard it was supposed to be a Syfy Original. :rolleyes:

[Il Duce]

I finished up reading The Girl with The Dragon Tatoo this past weekend at work i'm on the sequal right now.:thumbup:

[kelizah]

I'm reading "Singled Out" a psychology book about how single people are stereotyped.

[Chief Falling Rock]

I'm actually reading 2 books at the moment. I dunno why cuz I never do that but it just sorta happend. Couldn't wait to read em both so I'm readin em both! First one is Slither by Edward Lee. Its about killer worms with the scientific talk of Michael Crichton and the "get naked and die" formula of a Friday the 13th movie. I'm lovin it. Lee is such a pervert haha. And I'm also reading Carnivore by Leigh Clark. Its complete cheese but its a fun book. Bout an antarctic expedition (theres always an expedition) that finds a frozen T-Rex egg and they used nuclear waste to hatch it and grow the T-Rex really fast, and of course it gets loose and starts chomping down on everything it can find. good times.

[BooBerry]

Robopocalypse

The Howling 1-3 by Gary Brander, very unlike the movies.

Room by Emma Donohue (a drama, told POV of a 5 year old who was imprisoned in a crazy man's makeshift slavequarters. Based on the weird true stories.)

Fluke by James Herbert (man dies and is reincarnated as a dog. fun read with some supernatural aspects.)

Mandibles by Jeff Strand (giant ants!)

[SirHandle]

A redading thread on a movie forum? Burn him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just finished reading The Silmarilion By that God of Literature JRR Tolkien

[IrishG3nt]

finishing this book now....

http://chuckpalahniuk.net/files/images/books/haunted-us-trade-1.jpg

I actually really enjoyed this book:rockin:

[xxsic4slipknotxx]

Not really finished it, since she's had a shitload of poems, but I have read a great number of Emily Dickinson poems on the way to get the puppies yesterday.

[hg.serenity]

Just finished Serial Killers Club by Jeff Povey, which was a light but entertaining read. Now I'm reading both Palahniuk's Lullaby and the classic Wuthering Heights, which is one of my favorite stories ever. Really enjoying Lullaby, too. It's my first of Palahniuk's works and I have several more on my kindle now bc I like it so much!

[Splatter-Thrash]

"The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka
A very interesting read.

[SirHandle]

Farewell to arms by Ernest Hemingway

[koolmike]

Excellent book :2thumbs:

[KillKaylaDead]

Finished reading Dear John. :stare: (Yes, I liked it.)

Started reading The Road. Kinda slow, but enjoying it.

[Mrs. UHM]

:stare3:

[VM666]

I just finished reading The Hunger Games, the book was pretty good. I was hesitant at first to read it, because I've lost much of my faith in modern young adult centered literature, due to the immense success of the book series that I refuse to say. At first I thought the book was just going to be a more tame version of Battle Royale, but it had enough eccentricities to distance itself from that. The characters were likable, and I found myself rooting for them, and also a death of a character that came out of nowhere was completely unexpected, and a little depressing. So far this year I would consider this the 2nd best book I've read. Coming behind The Strain, which is a perfect 10 book in my opinion.

[deadcellsociety]

Just finished reading the biography of SLASH. Not a bad read, was more interesting reading about the recording of the 'Appetite..' and 'Illusions' albums. Would love to read Axl Rose's side of the story, since he was the egomaniac of the band and how it came to be he ruled the band. 8/10

[Mrs. UHM]

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[BooBerry]

Read The Hunger Games since I knew it was a quick book and wanted to check it out before I see the movie. Was okay.

[Enigma]

Read The Hunger Games since I knew it was a quick book and wanted to check it out before I see the movie. Was okay.

My mom read it and really liked it alot. Thinking about adding it to my list.

[Enigma]

Started reading The Road. Kinda slow, but enjoying it.

I read it last year. It is pretty slow paced and repetitive. I thought it was ok for what it was, but personally don't think it deserved the Pulitizer it won.
I will say however that it's probably in my top 3 of the most bleakest and depressing stories i've ever read.

[WickedNik]

Men, Women and Chainsaws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film

[IrishG3nt]

I read all of the hunger games...they are pretty good...a lot more gore in the books than the film..in order to make a fuck load of money they made it PG13 for da big screen..:yawn:...could easily of been shot as a R rated flick...

right now I am reading Matheson:rockin:
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hard to put this down...i may read everything he wrote after reading this...I hear "I Am Legend" is great...

[BooBerry]

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Wanna check the movie now.

[IrishG3nt]

about halfway through FREEZER BURNby Joe R. Lansdale ...this shit is great so far:rock:


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Lil overview: Bill's not overly bright, has no visible means of support, and lives with his dead mom whose social security checks will stop coming if anyone else finds out. What's a good son to do in a situation like this? Stick up the firecracker stand across the street with two buddies, naturally. But only Bill makes it out of the holdup alive, beaten down by exhaustion, exposure, and thousands of mosquito bites from the neck up. Rescued from certain doom by a traveling freak show, Bill exploits his hideous new looks to evade police. And he won't stand out too much among the dogmen, hermaphrodites, and the mysterious frozen man whose mute, sinister aura seems to tie them all together.

[BigFatOgre]

The Last Lullaby

[~ Pax ~]

Hearts in Atlantis ~ Stephen King

Love that story. I never look at missing pet flyers on telephone poles the same anymore. :stare:

[The Bear Jew]

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Such a great novel, like a throwback to the giant monster movies of the 50's only with insane amounts of gore thrown in!

[IrishG3nt]

Clickers:hmmm: sounds like my kind of read...might have to check that out!

[WickedNik]

In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio

[BooBerry]

I'm blacklisting The Science of Stephen King. 15374

Was a waste of pages and ink. Full of scifi/horror science stuff you've read before and the authors at one point begin to describe Carrie's movie plot instead of the novel, as if they'd never read it.

[Chief Falling Rock]

Ive been wanting to read clickers for awhile. I'll eventually check that out when I find it at a cheaper price. Its one of those "indie" kinda books so it costs a little more. Theres 2 sequals I think. I just finished Return of the Wolfman by Jeff Rovin. Based on the old universal monsters and it has wolfman (duh) dracula and the frankenstein monster in it. If your into that sorta thing its a VERY fun book. And it took place after the events of Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein of all things.

[BooBerry]

Just finished Cabal (the book the movie Nightbreed was based on) by Clive Barker. Was awesome, as expected, and I got more of his stuff lined up.

[BlackTshirt]

Just finished IT by Stephen King yesterday. Such a great book!

[Macready]

There are two sequels to Clickers including Clickers Vs. Zombies which is awesome.

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[Singapore Sling]

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Extremely interesting and profound. One comes out of it more or less confused, but always renewed spiritually.

[IrishG3nt]

currently reading.....

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[Macready]

Irish, that is a great book as well as it's follow up Contagious. Scott Sigler is an outstanding writer.

[SirHandle]

THE Strain by G deltorro. I got mixed reviews of this book but I really enjoyed it and am keeping my eye out for The Fall in my local charity shop

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[toxicangel19]

Patricia Briggs novel bone crossed. Mercy Thompson is awesome

[Mrs. UHM]

Almost done with The Secret by Rhonda Byrnes.


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[Chief Falling Rock]

just finished Primeval by David L Golemon. Its from his Event series and it was pretty good. Sort of a James Rollins action adventure type series dealing more with myths and legends. This one had Bigfoot in it. Not the best in the series but a fun read as all of the ones in the series are. And I'm about 100 pages away from being done with Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. Great book.