Read a Good Book

Here's the cover for the movie tie-in edition of Mary Shelly's "Frankenstein"!

Movie Monsters Book

One of the best monster books ever made!

Read All About The Creature!

I love the cover of this tie in book for the release of "Creature From the Black Lagoon".

Tales of Terror: A Nightmare On Elm Street

These children books on slasher killers look so neat!  Here is the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" edition.

He Who Gets Slapped: The Photoplay

Boy would I love to add this to my collection!

The Bride of Frankenstein - The Novelization

I love the cover of this 1935 novelization for the film.  It was recently re-released as a paperback with a classic movie poster cover.

Crestwood House Monsters Series

Here's a great poster featuring the Phantom of the Opera promoting the Crestwood House line of Monster books that kids could always find at their local library in the 1980s and 1990s.

A Pictorial History of Horror Movies

One of the greatest books on the monster movies!

Amazing Forries

Here is the cover and back cover of "Amazing Forries".  A little book that celebrates the life of Forrest J Ackerman.

Monsters Giant Coloring Book

I've always loved this coloring book and it has a fantastic cover!

Countess Dracula

A book written by Carroll Borland who starred alongside Bela Lugosi in "Mark of the Vampire"!

Halloween: Nightdance

I love the artwork on this cover of the "Halloween" comic series.

Lon of 1000 Faces!: The Back Cover

A beautiful painting of Lon Chaney from "Laugh, Clown, Laugh".

Lon of 1000 Faces!

Forrest J Ackerman put out this book all about the life and career of Lon Chaney.

Monster Books: Space Monsters

Creature From the Black Lagoon Novelization

What an excellent cover!

The Crestwood House Monsters Series

Here's a great poster featuring Claude Rains as the Phantom of the Opera promoting my favorite series of books.

FM Cover Fridays - Son of Famous Monsters in Paperback!

FM Cover Fridays - The Best From FM in Paperback!

Son Of Danse Macabre

My friend Bryce Wilson wrote this terrific book about horror films post 1980.  It is as if Stephen King wrote a sequel to his book "Danse Macabre" which focuses on horror films between 1950 and 1980.  

Check it out by clicking the link below:

*SON OF DANSE MACABRE*