This month is by far one of my absolute favorite! It is the month of Halloween, and probably my absolute favorite holiday (well aside from Christmas of course!). This month I will be sharing with you some of my favorite spooky stories, movies, and various other things! Why? Because it makes my heart happy and I'm all about Halloween and things that go bump in the night!
Over the next few weeks I'll be featuring my top five favorite authors in this genre, and these are in absolutely no particular order, they are just my absolute favorites:
Stephen King
Joe Hill
Paul Wigmore
Griffin Hayes
Ted Dekkar
Who doesn't love a good Stephen King book? I mean really! Something that makes your skin crawl, makes you look over your shoulder, worry about who is knock, knock, knocking on your door!
I have several favorites by this author, and I'll just share a few of these titles with you as recommendations for this ghoulish season! Just remember, just don't read them before bed! You've been warned!
Redrum! Redrum! This book, coupled with the paranormal event hosted at The Stanley Hotel where this book is centered absolutely top my list of Stephen King favorites. This is a book that I constantly re-read and immerse myself in the terror that builds within the pages. I'm also a fan of the movie, as well as the sequel to this book Doctor Sleep.
As if clowns were terrifying enough, we venture into Derry, Maine and meet Pennywise the Dancing Clown. Terrifying. This book is another one of my favorites, and it pretty much solidified my fear of clowns all over again in the thousand pages of this book. It also makes me never, ever, ever visit Derry, Maine! This movie is again, right up there with my absolute favorites when it comes to spine-tingling, hide under the blanket thrillers! It also is pretty much the only role, where Tim Curry absolutely terrifies me.
Okay, I've mentioned before my absolute lack of desire to visit Derry, Maine. This book, revisits the boys from It, twenty-five years later. Things in Derry are no different than they were twenty-five years ago as those four boys, now men, reunite in the woods for their annual hunting trip. This time, it's to deal with a creature from another world! As if we needed a second warning not to visit Derry, Maine.
What are some of your favorite Stephen King reads?
