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"I'm trying to find a series of plastic games that existed when I was in elementary school, so around 1990-93 or so. They were designed to fit in kids' three-ring binders. Each game was for a...

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I don't think I read any R L Stine Point Horrors!! I didn't know there were any! I missed out on some good teenage times there :(

Hell House by Richard Matheson - Richard Matheson is the man. Pretty much inspired Stephen King to write horror fiction. Start with Hell House, then move on. I Love Books, Great Books, Books To Read, My Books, Agatha Christie, Richard Matheson, Scary Haunted House, Haunted Houses, Best Horrors

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Hell House - Richard Matheson! This was my first horror book I ever read! I LOVED IT!! Scared the "hell" outta me!!!

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The Fourth Pan Book of Horror Stories ed. Herbert van Thal

Point Horror Trick or Treat Richie Tankerlsey Cusick. I read this novel every Halloween. It just gets better with every read! I have to say it is one of my favourite Point Horror stories. Books To Read, My Books, Horror Tale, Horror Books, Horror Stories, 90s Nostalgia, Teenage Years, Viera, Book Collection

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Trick or Treat by Richie Tankersley Cusick

This book was one of the 3 titles that are part of my challenge from BD to read this year. The challenge is to read at least one of the titles but you can read all 3 if you wish. This one, part of the Point Horror series from the 1990's, was one of my friends favourites, and he was a fan of the Point Horror books when he was younger. Sadly, being older, the whole Point Horror phenomenon passed me by. I hadn't even heard of them (I am about 20 years older than BD). In my day it was Armada…

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Neil MacNeil - The Death Ride #rollercoaster #horror #crime #book #pulp

Everyone was reading Babysitters Club, so i had to be different. The Mall was always my favourite.probably what started my Serial Killer/Stephen King obsession in later years. 90s Childhood, Childhood Memories, Horror Tale, Old And Teen, Young Adult Fiction, Horror Books, 90s Nostalgia, Vintage Horror, Teenage Years

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THE TWENTY-FOURTH PAN BOOK OF HORROR STORIES selected by Herbert van Thal 1983

Explore the covers and illustrations of the master of horror comics, Bernie Wrightson, who recently retired, leaving a legacy of visceral and iconic work. Comic Book Pages, Comic Book Artists, Comic Artist, Comic Books Art, Lake Monsters, Bernie Wrightson, Zombie Monster, Monster Art, Monster Illustration

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Black and White Wednesday: "The Pepper Lake Monster" by Berni Wrightson

From the special Berni Wrightson issue of Creepy (#113, cover-dated November 1979), here's Mr. Wrightson's wry twist on the Loch Ness Monster legend..."The Pepper Lake Monster"! Dig it! This masterpiece of shadows and light was originally published in Eerie #58 (cover-dated July 1974), just so ya know!