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They’re Children … How Could They Be Bad?

Well, pick up this new book and you’ll get close to 250 examples of just how bad kids can be! Evil Seeds: The Ultimate Movie Guide to Villainous Children is out now and available on Amazon, and priced at only $19.95! Edited by Vanessa Morgan, we get reviews on some of the “creepiest, weirdest, and most dangerous kids to inhabit cinematic landscape, sourced from over 40 different countries.” This means that no matter how hardcore of a horror fan you are, I can pretty much guarantee you’ll find a few titles in here you never knew existed, such as a Turkish version of The Bad Seed! Hitting just under 400 pages, with a variety of talented writers, they will delve into the depths of deviant offspring, from the alien invaders to young sociopaths, this volume will cover it all.

Morgan has previous given us volumes on vampires in Strange Blood: 71 Essays on Offbeat and Underrated Vampire Movies, and killer beasts with When Animals Attack: The 70 Best Horror Movies with Killer Animals, both of which are available on Amazon.

To order your copy of Evil Seeds, just click HERE.

Like Killer Animal Movies?

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If you are a fan of movies where the animal kingdom decides to turn the tables and go after humans, then here’s a book just for you. When Animals Attack: The 70 Best Horror Movies with Killer Animals is now available through Amazon. Edited by Vanessa Morgan, cover art by Gilles Vranckx, this is a collection of authors and essays that take on a variety of beasties on a rampage against humanity. Now I will confess, I am one of authors that you’ll find in this book (covering the ultimate Turkey Day movie, The Giant Claw), but you will find a ton of great writers in here (a few names you might recognize from Hidden Horror!), writing about films like Alligator, Attack of the Crab Monsters, Grizzly, Of Unknown Origin, Slugs, Them! and so many more. There are titles that are campy and cheesy and others that are very serious.

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