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Bloodiest Books 4 Weeks, 1 Day ago
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The inner gore-hound in me sometimes enjoys a good romp through strewed entrails. It's not something I'm as attracted to as much now, but I still enjoy it from time to time. Typically, this is in the form of a movie. I ordered Edward Lee's "The House/The Pig" based on recommendations, but have yet to crack it yet. Well I read the first line actually, and it was pretty gross, haha. But I'm looking forward to reading it.
Any thoughts?
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Re:Bloodiest Books 4 Weeks, 1 Day ago
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I mean any thoughts about bloodiest, goriest, grossest, ultra-violent books full of depravity, in your opinion.
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Re:Bloodiest Books 4 Weeks, 1 Day ago
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Apeshit by Mellick, definately. Also...Clitronika,,,lol
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Re:Bloodiest Books 4 Weeks, 1 Day ago
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Jack Ketchum's Off Season has some of what you're looking for, and it's really well written, too.
When I was a kid I liked the Evil Ernie comics, but I don't think they hold up.
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I've heard Phillip Jose Farmer's Image of the Beast is pretty hideous- I've bought it, but have yet to start reading it.
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Re:Bloodiest Books 3 Weeks, 6 Days ago
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I adore the Pig/the House. That's my favorite Edward Lee book. Off his work, I also recommend The Bighead and The Minotauress for some bloody and violent fun. I can't say too much just yet, but I'm working with Lee on putting together his Deadite Press collections and they will be splatterific.
I second Off Season and Apeshit if you're looking for super gore.
I also recommend Suffer the Flesh by Monica J. O'Rourke. The anthology Zombies: Encounters with the Hungry Dead edited by John Skipp is pretty blood soaked.
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Re:Bloodiest Books 3 Weeks, 2 Days ago
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Try Kung Fu High School by Ryan Gattis, I really liked that book.
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Re:Bloodiest Books 3 Weeks, 2 Days ago
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JRJ wrote:
Jack Ketchum's Off Season has some of what you're looking for, and it's really well written, too.
SPOILER ALERT:
I never understood why that chick let the feral dude shoot a load down her throat before she bit his wang off. Seems like she could've just bit it off.
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Re:Bloodiest Books 3 Weeks, 2 Days ago
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j david osborne wrote:
JRJ wrote:
Jack Ketchum's Off Season has some of what you're looking for, and it's really well written, too.
SPOILER ALERT:
I never understood why that chick let the feral dude shoot a load down her throat before she bit his wang off. Seems like she could've just bit it off.
you know nothing about love...
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Re:Bloodiest Books 2 Weeks, 6 Days ago
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Wrath James White's SUCCULENT PREY was quite gross. There's also plenty of gore and general nastiness in Douglas Clegg's BREEDER, and Bryan Smith's DEPRAVED.
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