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07-11-2012, 10:24 AM
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Monsters
I am looking for a gory monster book.
When i say monster i am talking about creatures,the non human kind. I have read the James Herbert trilogy The Rats and the Shaun Hutson`s Slugs books but what else do you recommend. Creatures like the Relic or the Cloverfield would fit the bill.Anything that make the imagination run wild. 
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07-11-2012, 12:53 PM
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It by Stephen King
The Beast House series by Richard Laymon Crota by Owl Goingback The Return by Bentley Little Watchers by Dean Koontz Phantoms by Dean Koontz Ghoul & The Conqueror Worms by Brian Keene Lurking Fear, Call of Cthulhu, Shadow Out of Innsmouth, At the Mountains of Madness, The Dunwich Horror, Haunter of the Dark, and many more by H.P. Lovecraft They Hunger by Scott Nicholson Crimson by Gord Rollo The Hollower & Found You by Mary SanGiovani Summer of Night by Dan Simmons The Wendigo by Algernon Blackwood Dweller by Jeff Strand Monstrosity by Ed Lee Moonwalker by Rich Hautala The Mist by Stephen King Clickers, Clickers II, and Clickers III by J.F. Gonzales and friends The Keep by F. Paul Wilson Creature by Peter Benchley Night of the Crabs by Guy N. Smith Monster Hunters International by Larry Correia Last edited by Bob Gray; 07-11-2012 at 12:55 PM.
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Cheers Bob,i`ll check some of those out.
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07-12-2012, 08:59 PM
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Thank you
Thanks for that list, I also am a huge monster fan and can appreciate a good monster movie/book. The film industry is lacking in decent monster movies, although I did enjoy the movie Monsters (2010). Thanks again for the list of books.
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07-12-2012, 10:10 PM
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That is a good list. Going to try to remember where it's located.
Here's something you might find interesting: 
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"It is with considerable difficulty that I remember the original era of my being." Mary Shelley, FRANKENSTEIN "Within the framework of most horror tales we find a moral code so strong it would make a Puritan smile." Stephen King, DANSE MACABRE
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07-13-2012, 08:27 AM
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I have wanted to read Night of the Crabs by Guy N. Smith for over twenty years and still not done so.But i havent exactly heard good things about it.Could i have heard wrong?
Although not a book i didnt like the movie Monsters,i thought it was a great attempt and one for such a low budget but it wasnt for me. I like my monsters to be outragiously ugly and vile and totally different to the human monsters like the vampire,to me they have become so boring. Monsters and creatures like the ones i mentioned earlier,also King-Kong and Godzilla,The Fly,The Thing,the creatures from the mind of Ray Harryhausen,The Blob,the Triffids,Giant insects..............you kinda get my drift.But in book form. Something to scare the bejeezus out of me.:D
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