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To be an enthusiast of horror and exploitation films, you have to be willing to endure a sometimes endless supply of poop to find a diamond. Author Grady Hendrix is familiar with this process. As a ...

See how the golden era of horror fiction came to its downfall, leaving us with poor attempts to outdo The Silence of the Lambs. WW spoke with Grady Hendrix about the significant shift that horror ...

Grady Hendrix is the boyishly enthusiastic, self-deprecating proprietor of the literary house of horrors that is "Paperbacks From Hell." A harrowing peek into just a few rooms: "The Little People": ...

Unholy alliances between children and clowns, evil scientists performing diabolical experiments, zombies, monsters, skeletons, haunted houses, possession and gore: For fans of pulp horror fiction, the ...

Unholy alliances between children and clowns, evil scientists performing diabolical experiments, zombies, monsters, skeletons, haunted houses, possession and gore: For fans of pulp horror fiction, the ...

Author Grady Hendrix's new book is a celebration of the lurid horror paperbacks of the 1970s, books that gave already frightened readers an... These 'Paperbacks From Hell' Reflect The Real-Life Angst ...

Grady Hendrix was attending the 2010 Readercon, a science-fiction convention that — oddly enough — is devoted exclusively to the written word, when he happened to find in a jumble of paperbacks a ...

Satanic possessions, bleeding banisters, monster sharks, children in the attic – all this as familiar to readers as their morning coffee, but where did these horrors come from and how did they make ...

Once upon a time — about 40 years ago — there were few things as terrifyingly pulpy as the books at the supermarket checkout: fat paperbacks with crazy covers and titles like Eat Them Alive, The Face ...