Published only in Canada in 1982 by the Canadian wing of Signet/New American Library, Cold Front is one of the rarest horror paperbacks of ...

The gritty, grimy New York City of the 1970s looms large in our pop cultural imagination. Movies like Taxi Driver , Saturday Night Fever , T...

Snake-handling, a bizarre cult behavior formed from several lines in the Bible, is ripe for horrific exploitation. While I was working in a ...

Can you believe it's been over a decade since I read a Guy N. Smith novel ?! Despite his having written a near countless number of book...

Scott Grønmark was his name and writing pulp horror paperbacks under the pseudonym " Nick Sharman " was his game. Born in Oslo, N...

Boasting one of the purest examples of vintage horror paperback cover art, Gila! is a title burned into my brain from discovering it when i...

Hey gang, look what's coming soon from Valancourt Books! It's the 1984 prehistoric animal-attack classick Carnosaur , by prolific pu...

What an unexpected item to add to my collection! I didn't even know this piece of ephemera existed till now: a stapled booklet the size ...

  Two of the most ubiquitous horror paperbacks of the Seventies were novelizations of movies, The Omen (Signet/July 1976) and Prophecy (Ba...

  Vintage "animal attack" horror novels run a gamut in quality, from the classic to the why bother , from the pretty good to the...