Sentences with phrase «horror novels make»

Published digitally in two volumes by Yen Press in 2013, Yukito Ayatsuji's spine - chilling horror novels make their way to bookstore shelves in a hardcover omnibus edition under the Yen On brand in October 2014.

Another Published digitally in two volumes by Yen Press in 2013, Yukito Ayatsuji's spine - chilling horror novels make their way to bookstore shelves in a hardcover omnibus edition under the Yen On brand in October 2014.

Oxfordshire About Blog Blog featuring reviews, author guest posts and other fabulous booky things (with the odd psychological thriller and horror novel making an appearance!)

Oxfordshire About Blog Blog featuring reviews, author guest posts and other fabulous booky things (with the odd psychological thriller and horror novel making an appearance!)

Oxfordshire About Blog Blog featuring reviews, author guest posts and other fabulous booky things (with the odd psychological thriller and horror novel making an appearance!)

Not exact matches

It might all have made for quite a grim little horror story, even a powerful morality fable» if only there were an actual novel somewhere in this novel.

The most common mistake the computer made was misclassifying horror novels as either science fiction or fantasy — perhaps not so surprising given the ambiguity between those genres.

3) The Shining (1980)-- Stanley Kubrick's horror masterpiece is far different from the novel and that makes it a special gem.

Although it has been almost 40 years since William Peter Blatty's best selling novel, The Exorcist, hit the screen, it's still one of the most effective horror movies ever made.

While it was the latest YA novel adaptation at a time when they seemed to be arriving on a regularly scheduled basis, having a film so stripped down and primal made it more worthwhile as an action - horror hybrid than a world - building first chapter of a more extensive series.

By establishing immediately that Patrick has never been able to recover from the horrors that befell him as a 5 - year - old boy, and that in his adult life he's an absolute mess trying to cope and navigate, it opens the door for the abundance of humor that fuels Patrick (one of the main traits that made the novels so widely appealing), and Cumberbatch snatches this opportunity and never looks back.

The fierce intelligence and labyrinthine wordplay of Tony Burgess» screenplay (radically reworked from his own novel), not to mention the mesmerising central performance from Stephen McHattie (as an increasingly addled shockjock), all make this one of the last decade's most memorable and multivalent horror films.

It was the bullying aspect of the novel that deeply resonated with Alfredson's own experiences growing up, and set about making the film despite a lack of familiarity with the horror genre.

Satrapi deliberately stuck with the stark monochrome of her graphic novel to make her tale of rebellion and displacement a universal one, but ensures each frame is a surprising visual spectacle — be it a surreal musical sequence or the horror of a human hand in a building's bombed ruins.

The alterations that they made transformed the novel's story from a nineteenth - century French realistic tale to a contemporary, supernatural horror thriller.

Completely devoid of supernatural story line (which I realize is not a requirement for a King novel, but it certainly does make it amazing), King's approach to crime fiction is more about a deranged mass murderer than any kind of horror plot.

Hailed for its coiled eroticism and the moral claims it makes upon the reader, this mesmerizing novel is a story of love and secrets, horror and compassion, unfolding against the haunted landscape of postwar Germany.

His longer works include the four part Dead World series, made up of Dead City, Apocalypse of the Dead, Flesh Eaters and The Zombie King; the science fiction disaster tale, Quarantined, which was nominated for the Horror Writers Association's Bram Stoker Award for superior achievement in a novel, 2009; and the crime novel, Dodging Bullets.

Joe Hill says it took him quite a while to find the spark that would make his riveting new horror novel roar to life.

To celebrate the publication of his fourth novel, Last Days (St. Martin's Griffin) later this month, British horror writer Adam Nevill shares 10 modern novels that made him a better horror writer.

I don't see why a romance shouldn't make a male reader's heart also go doki doki from the fun escapism of it all, any more than a woman enjoys action and horror novels.

Read by a full cast of British stage and screen actors, this captivating production brings new life to a familiar and timeless horror classic, making it a splendid choice both for fans and for those new to the novel.

If you do include your picture, make sure it's a high quality photograph, and don't forget to smile — unless you write horror or mystery novels.

An author who writes horror novels can show people how to make a Halloween mask that resembles a character in the book.

You also need to make sure that the publisher matches the genre that your book fits into, so it is no use sending a horror novel submission to a poetry publisher; this is simply a waste of your valuable time.

In addition to being a successful horror author in his own right, Morris has written novels featuring Doctor Who and Captain Jack Harkness, so he should have no problem merging his more macabre sensibilities with characters not of his own making.

But when you get your home inspection report, even the best of homes can make the inspection report look like a horror novel.