Posted on Feb 7, 2018
by redlacereviews
4 Comments
The definition of “splatterpunk” should give an idea of what this volume entails: characterised by the explicit description of horrific, violent, or pornographic scenes. With an abundance of monsters, gore, and sexual tones, it stays true to the nature of the sub-genre. My advice? Just be prepared.
Category: Horror Book ReviewsTags: Adam Millard, blog, blogging, book blog, book reviews, books, bookworm, Bracken MacLeod, Dave Benton, disturbing, Duncan Ralston, extreme, extreme horror, George Daniel Lea, Glenn Rolfe, goodreads, gore, Horror Book Reviews, John Boden, Kristopher Rufty, Matt Shaw, new, reading, review, reviews, Rich Hawkins, Splatterpunk, supernatural, Tim Curran, WD Gagliani
Posted on Jan 31, 2018
by redlacereviews
2 Comments
Was January a good month for me? Find out what I read and reviewed this past month!
Category: Monthly ReviewsTags: 2018, alexander gordon smith, amy cross, blog, blogging, blood moon, blood singer, blood song, book blog, book reviews, booklove, booklover, books, bookworm, bounty hunters, cat adams, dark space, disturbing, Duncan Ralston, escape from furnace, extreme horror, fantasy, fantasy review, goodreads, goodreads review, gore, graeme reynolds, high moor, Horror Book Reviews, horror review, January, Jason Parent, Kevis Hendrickson, lockdown, lockdown review, mark edwards, mystery book, mystery review, Netgalley, new, new year, Personal Topics, reading, review, reviews, Rogue Hunter, sci-fi, Science Fiction Book Reviews, Signs of the Zodiac, space, space opera, Spider Horror, Spiders, Splatterpunk, stephen, the devil's work, The Taste of Night, thriller book, thriller review, urban fantasy book, Urban Fantasy Book Reviews, urban fantasy review, vampire book, vampires, Vicki Pettersson, What Hides Within, Woom, Young Adult Book Reviews
Posted on Jan 23, 2018
by redlacereviews
2 Comments
Finally returning to the one place that’s caused him a great deal of pain in his life, Angel hires Shyla – a prostitute that has no idea what’s in store for her. Settling down into Room Six at the Lonely Motel, Angel begins their encounter with stories of that very room – terrible stories that Shyla finds hard to believe. Just what is Angel’s motive? Shyla will inevitably find out, one way or the other.
Category: Horror Book ReviewsTags: blog, blogging, book blog, book reviews, booklove, books, bookworm, disturbing, Duncan Ralston, extreme horror, goodreads, gore, Horror Book Reviews, reading, review, reviews, Splatterpunk, Woom
