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Old 02-13-2017, 04:45 PM   #37
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It seems appropriate to revive a horror thread.

I love horror movies and books, but very few actually scare me. The scariest thing I ever read was a single scene from Gerald's Game. The book was one of his weaker ones, but there's a scene involving an ear-ring on the floor that made me uneasy in a way few things do.

Netflix is turning Gerald's Game into a movie. I'm curious to see how they do.

Besides King and Straub, I'd also recommend Bentley Little. He can be hit or miss and some of his work has a satiric edge that may not make it 'horror', but he's not a schlock writer. I'd recommend The Ignored and The Summoning (neither yet available as e-book) or The Store. Not as good as the other two, but there's an e-version available.
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