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Post by fullbreakfast on Aug 25, 2009 19:26:58 GMT
Lo-fi snuff movies also feature in Joe R. Lansdale's stupendously unpleasant short The Night They Missed The Horror Show, Stupendously unpleasant but bloody great! |
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Post by carolinec on Aug 25, 2009 19:51:50 GMT
A cheeky little short story about a horror film buff who finds himself inside a snuff movie instead of watching it from the outside:
Ken Cowley's "Miscellany Macabre" from the BFS chapbook of the same name (1999)
(this book also contains a story by the author about necrophilia: "The Last Sin")
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Post by bushwick on Aug 27, 2009 15:19:46 GMT
Only just noticed this thread. Good work! I really, really want this book now. Saw it on abebooks a bit back, think it worked out at about a tenner inc postage.
(on a related LJ tip, I picked up one of him and his son's American Football books at a chazza in Cumbria over the weekend. A prime example of this site turning me into some weird obsessive completist!)
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Post by Craig Herbertson on Aug 27, 2009 16:42:25 GMT
Don't worry about it Bushwick. It's a numbers thing. A genetic trap. Put a number on a book and we want them all, regardless of how crap they are
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Post by dem bones on Aug 27, 2009 17:51:45 GMT
So very fucking true, Craig .... Another snuff opera: like Joe R. Lansdale, Ray Garton can never be accused of choosing the innocuous route when there's a perfectly viable offensive alternative and in Sinema ( Silver Scream) we meet Mr. Moser, the kindly Sabbath School teacher and his impressive stash of home-made videos starring ... why, Mr. Moser! And the several little boys who've gone missing from the community! |
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