As cheesy as these all are, I really do miss the days of horror on the store shelves. In addition to bookstores, it actually made going to a supermarket or pharmacy fun... there was always a chance to find some little gem (I bought Rex Miller's SLOB in a Rite Aide drugstore - my how times have changed.) Now there's just a whole lot of NUTHIN' out there.
... but you sure can put 'em around a creepy kid, doll, or infant. Helps if you're a skeleton, too, but it's not required.
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Are you sure these books aren't meant to be funny? The first and third pictures alone made me laugh my ass off!
As cheesy as these all are, I really do miss the days of horror on the store shelves. In addition to bookstores, it actually made going to a supermarket or pharmacy fun... there was always a chance to find some little gem (I bought Rex Miller's SLOB in a Rite Aide drugstore - my how times have changed.) Now there's just a whole lot of NUTHIN' out there.
Trey
aha, I knew mermaids were evil...
The creepy tree reminds me of character called Leshiy from Russian folklore.
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Water Baby looks pretty cute, though, and that creepy mer-skeleto-whatever with the waving blond locks isn't too bad as spooky cover images go.
And what a fine title for a horror story, to boot: Water Baby. ......Water Baby.
I'm POSITIVE these covers weren't made to be funny! Only in retrospect...
I've got every one of those books in my (rainy-day) stash somewhere.
Third one down even beats banjo skeleton. LOL.
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Gebelik
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