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Catt's books

Boneshaker
Dreadnought
Four and Twenty Blackbirds
Bloodshot
Clementine
Wings to the Kingdom
Not Flesh Nor Feathers
Hellbent
Fathom
Those Who Went Remain There Still
Dreadful Skin
The Living Dead 2
The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities: Exhibits, Oddities, Images, and Stories from Top Authors and Artists
Bewere the Night
Ganymede
The Inexplicables
Dead Witch Walking
The Good, the Bad, and the Undead
Every Which Way But Dead
A Fistful of Charms


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Ok, so what the hell was that?!?! I mean, I knew going in that Valentine was bad. I remember watching the ads and thinking, “That really looks like something that could’ve been good, and then wasn’t.” And Amelia actually saw the damn thing in the theaters, and I seem to recall her main reaction being, “Just….don’t.”

But the book was actually pretty good. I mean, it wasn’t gripping, but it was entertaining, and you weren’t totally sure who the psycho former-nerd was until he stood before the last girl and went, “Hey! Gonna kill ya now.” None of which can be said about the film. Which I don’t think is actually based on the book, anyway. I mean, half the names are wrong, the pacing is wrong, the background is wrong, the murders are wrong….it really shoud’ve said, “Based loosely on a vague recap that we heard a few years back from a friend that we don’t talk to anymore.”

And can I just say, that while yes, I do get the point of giving the killer nosebleeds, it would’ve been so much more convincing if he’d gotten them when he was younger, as well. Just, y’know. Continuity. >,

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