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Philleh 2nd March 2010 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by broonage (Post 62829)
Good man! I'm going to be working with David on a new project, but more on that later! :dance:

Hope you enjoy it matey, though Nightmare USA in one hell of a read - roll on part 2!

Stephen@Cult Labs 5th April 2010 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by iluvdvds (Post 19781)
Has anyone here read 'Crystal Lake Memories'?

I just got it through the post today and it's HUGE! Cram-packed with everything about the Friday the 13th films (up to the latest one - Freddy Vs. Jason ) - interviews with practically EVERYONE (!) from Sean S. Cunningham to Robert Englund to Corey Feldman to Tom Savini, the list just keeps on going! Stuffed with pictures (ALL coloured) as well!

An amazing book - and I've only actually read the intro so far! :P
Crystal Lake Memories is a fantastic read.I've read through it a few times.It's a hell of a lot more interesting and informative than the His Name Was Jason documentary.Anyone who considers themselves a real fan of the Friday films should own this.

42ndStreetFreak 5th April 2010 12:00 PM
Finished Charlie Brooker's "Dawn of the Dumb" and "Hancock: The definitive biography".

Now reading:
"Stray Dogs and Lone Wolves: The Samurai Film Handbook" by Patrick Galloway.

KPWNINJA 10th April 2010 03:06 PM
Has anyone read Godzilla on My Mind: Fifty Years of the King of Monsters?

If not and you are fan of the Japanese reptile this book is highly recommended!

Splatterdragon73 11th April 2010 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by stevoj (Post 71747)
Crystal Lake Memories is a fantastic read. Anyone who considers themselves a real fan of the Friday films should own this.
Very true and the FAB Press tome The Legend Of Camp Blood: The Making Of Friday The 13th also remains an essential purchase for fans of all things Jason Voorhees. Brilliant books both of 'em!:thumb:

oaxaca 12th April 2010 06:08 PM
I can recommend ENGLISH GOTHIC: A century of horror cinema by Alan Rigby. Its a fantastic, comprehensive reference book, very stylishly presented, mainly focusses on 50s-70s but also features pre- and post- films. He's quite opinionated and its rather fun to hear him lay into films he thinks are tripe and laud others. Theres lots of good insight into the production process of the films too :D

iluvdvds@Cult Labs 18th April 2010 06:36 PM
Has anyone here read The Filmmaker's Book of the Dead:How to Make Your Own Heart-Racing Horror Movie ? Looks very interesting indeed, especially for those wanting to make horror films...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0...ref=sib_rdr_dp

iluvdvds@Cult Labs 7th May 2010 08:29 PM
Just ordered myself A Nightmare On Elm Street: The Dream Dealers! I've never read any of these so I'm really looking forward to it.

The Reaper Man@Cult Labs 12th May 2010 07:53 PM
You know,for sheer scope on horror films,you can't go wrong with TERROR ON TAPE.:)

Mojo 14th May 2010 12:29 PM
Currently reading THE HAMMER VAMPIRE from Hemlock Books. Excellent!


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