The final book in the original Fear Street series, Trapped (1997) has to be my favourite read from the series as a whole so far. This 51st instalment of the series is fast-paced, and whilst not gory as such, that is not to say that it is not graphic!
Goosebumps Live on Stage: Screams in The Night is a rare promotional book that was given free with tickets to see Goosebumps Live on Stage. Thinking about buying it on eBay? Don’t part with your cash just yet!
If you love Quake, you must check out Alien Arena! Originally released in ’04, it may be more of a product of the 90s than you realise.
Happy Halloween tells us of 3 kids that have nothing else to do before they go trick-or-treating, so they decide to dabble with the occult. With the odd entertaining moment, it is more miss than hit.
Robert McCammon’s MINE successfully combined terror and suspense, winning the author the Bram Stoker award the year of its publication. The story follows Laura Clayborne, who must become as ruthless and hate-fuelled as her son’s captor to save her son.
Peter Jackson’s Splatterpunk horror-comedy masterpiece Braindead is truly a sight to behold. Evil Dead-esque zombies, an unhealthy mother-son dynamic, a Kung Fu priest, a stop-motion monkey-rat hybrid, a Klownzilla final boss, unmatched gore and brutality, and a killer sense of humour – this film has everything, but uncommonly does everything well!
