Bringing in the Creeps
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From the morbid mind of Ray Van Horn, Jr. comes the sequel to his horror compilation, Behind the Shadows. Van Horn dares you to step inside the degenerate crevices and chasms of Bringing in the Creeps. 11 more tales of decade-spanning delirium housing monstrosities, murder and assorted depravity. Where the unholy returns from the dead for another run, where murder is raised beneath the neon glow of an 80s arcade, where the Evil Dead raids a punk rock show, where an unimaginable abomination rises from a reservoir and where a persecuted teenager finds gory revenge delivered him from the stars. T...
From the morbid mind of Ray Van Horn, Jr. comes the sequel to his horror compilation, Behind the Shadows. Van Horn dares you to step inside the degenerate crevices and chasms of Bringing in the Creeps. 11 more tales of decade-spanning delirium housing monstrosities, murder and assorted depravity. Where the unholy returns from the dead for another run, where murder is raised beneath the neon glow of an 80s arcade, where the Evil Dead raids a punk rock show, where an unimaginable abomination rises from a reservoir and where a persecuted teenager finds gory revenge delivered him from the stars. These are the grotesque misdeeds of ghouls, monsters, freaks, werewolves and repulsive death dealers. Ray Van Horn, Jr. is bringing in the creeps. Going forth with the weeping and the sowing of carnage on high. "Are you old enough to remember the gloriously insane cover art for all of those super low-budget, B-grade action and horror flicks you found at your local video rental store back in the day? Ray Van Horn, Jr. makes sure the outrageous gore, sweat-slick sleaze, and unchecked mayhem of 1980s-inspired horror soaks every page of Bringing in the Creeps. Wear a poncho." --Dayton Ward, New York Times best-selling author "In the simplest of terms, this is Van Horn Jr.'s Night Shift (Stephen King). Short bursts of horror. Each more twisted than the one before. Each one guaranteed to . . . bring in the creeps." --T.D. Severin, author of Deadly Vision "Ray Van Horn, Jr. knows where horror lives. He finds it in the suburbs, in the town where you live, in the place where you grew up. It's the dark evil that slides and squirms between the cracks of your memories and your deepest inner fears." --Jack Mangan, The Heavy Metal Hall of Fame, Metal Asylum
