Seize The Night by Dean Koontz This is the final Rebel Voice review of a Koontz novel in what has been a binge. Seize The Night is a good one to finish on. Christopher Snow suffers from the rare condition of xeroderma pigmentosum, a debilitating disease in which the carrier is extremely sensitive to light, […]
This clip is from the beginning of the movie Blade (1998) in which an unsuspecting human is lured into a vampire nightclub, with horrific results. It’s amazing to think that this movie is now 20 years old. How many vampires have been vanquished since then? – If you care, give it a share –
Hell Train by Christopher Fowler This is an usual little book which should appeal to all fans of the old Hammer movies which starred Chris Lee and Peter Cushing. Shane Carter is a script writer from Hollywood who finds himself at a loose end when his job ends. He makes his way to England to […]
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Dawn of the Dreadfuls by Steve Hockensmith The title says it all, a book set in the time of the much lauded Bennet family, but one where vicious zombies (is there any other kind?) have returned to cultured England after a previous war to exterminate them failed. This book is […]
Anno Dracula, Johnny Alucard – by Kim Newman Hmm… where do I start with this one? Firstly, this book is the third of the Anno Dracula series. I didn’t realize that at first and so thought that Johnny Alucard was the author, with Kim Newman getting writing credits (his name was shown in smaller print […]
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