by Daniel Stalter | Sep 23, 2020 | Featured, Pulp Horror
The Babysitter by R.L. Stine Spoiler-Free Review: The Babysitter remains one of R.L. Stine’s most notorious books outside of his Goosebumps and Fear Street titles, and rightly so. Jenny was a relatable and endearing protagonist. Stine did an excellent job with the...
by Daniel Stalter | Sep 9, 2020 | Pulp Horror
Fall Into Darkness by Christopher Pike Spoiler-Free Review: Christopher Pike is great at twisted plots, and Fall Into Darkness more than delivers on that front. It kept me guessing until about halfway through. I was indifferent to the courtroom drama and creepy...
by Daniel Stalter | Aug 18, 2020 | Pulp Horror
Flight 116 is Down by Caroline B. Cooney Spoiler-Free Review I became slightly obsessed with plane crashes last year after the whole Boeing scandal. So when I found out that Caroline B. Cooney wrote a teen horror/thriller novel in the 90s that centered around a...
by Daniel Stalter | Jun 12, 2020 | Pulp Horror
Whisper of Death by Christopher Pike Spoiler-Free Review This was a twisted one, even by Christopher Pike’s standards. Overall, I liked it more than I didn’t. It was a good use of real-life trauma as a means of framing a horror story. There were some...
by Daniel Stalter | Mar 26, 2020 | Pulp Horror
The Accident by Diane Hoh Spoiler-Free Review I wanted to add some diversity to my pulp horror nostalgia reading, and it just so happens that most of the Point Horror writers were women. I can’t let R. L. Stine and Christopher Pike have all of the glory....
by Daniel Stalter | Dec 3, 2019 | Pulp Horror
Monster by Christopher Pike Spoiler-Free Review This book was seriously fucked up in the best way possible. Monster wasted no time getting started and maintained a breakneck speed the entire story. I was initially curious about reading it with the present-day...
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