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Tie-In Me Up Tie-In Me Down
TIE-IN-ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “BLACK CHRISTMAS” IS BACK… AND IT’S MORE FEROCIOUS THAN EVER
If this novel doesn’t make your skin crawl… it’s on too tight.
by
Joel Harley
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “TERRIFIER 2” Gets Inside the Head of Art the Clown
Not even the bookshelf is safe from Art the Clown's brand of ultra-violence.
by
Joel Harley
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “FRIDAY THE 13TH: HATE-KILL-REPEAT” Does What it Says on the Tin
Black Flame Press's novelized Jason slaughters in ways that cinematic Jason never could.
by
Joel Harley
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME” is a Superior Party Favor
Ten of the most bizarre murders you will ever read.
by
Joel Harley
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET: SUFFER THE CHILDREN” Is One of Freddy’s Nastiest Nightmares
Joel Harley examines David Bishop's 2005 entry into the Springwood Slasher canon, in which Old School Freddy takes on a…
by
Joel Harley
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: “FRIDAY THE 13TH: CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PSYCHOPATH” Turns Jason Into A Holy Terror
The Crystal Lake killer becomes an instrument of divine retribution for a cult in Scott Phillips' 2005 novel.
by
Joel Harley
TIE-IN ME UP, TIE-IN ME DOWN: The “SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT” Novelization Is A Bloody Gift Worth Unwrapping
Just when you thought you were safe from the holidays, writer Joel Harley resurrects the spirit of the season with…
by
Joel Harley
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