I love the gore of reading. In a sense I always want to read about a monster who kills who is a horror fiction character. For most of us it’s a love & hate relationship at them. We would love for those fiction killers to get killed by the average hero or heroine. I think we want to be and feel scared. We love the attention of a scary movie, and novel. It gets us psychologically scared of fear in us.

I always love and hate a horror villain, but also I would love for the hero to kill that villain. For example Pennywise the clown wasn’t any clown. He was a horror villain who puts fear in funny and kill the innocent victim. At the end he ended getting killed by the person he so scared him/her.

One of my favorite movies is Pet Semetary. These are cats who kill humans for pleasure. But, the human pet owners fight back. Sometimes a horror novel ends up in a sad ending. I think most of the time we want the horror fiction monster dead. But, if you want to make sequels, then he should live, so it would make it interesting.

I loved Firestarter. This was a special movie for me. Why? I’ll tell you. Because it was a different kind of horror movie. It feels more like a horror young adult fiction novel. A little girl has the power to make fire. She can kill people by setting them on fire. However, the U.S. labs want to experiment her as a lab rat. They just never saw any phenomenon like it. They want to run tests on it. We feel for her. Her father has a power that he controls people.

In the end the little blonde girl with that power gets away from it all, and we’re all happy.

I love Clive Barker novels. He can frighten everyone with a brand new novel. I think he is much better than Stephen King. But, Stephen has more books written then him. In respect every novelist is different. They carry their own talents. I love to read both Stephen King’s novels and Clive Barker’s novels.

I am a horror die-hard Stephen King and Clive Barker fan. If you are one also. You’re cool like me, too! Anyway, anyone is cool in most terms. If you are a nice and respectable person. Like Jack Torrence in The Shinning once said, “Here’s Johnny!“. Kidding!