6 OF THE MOST DISTURBING HORROR BOOKS | Zobo With A Shotgun

[@vikingjack9994]

book recommendations + accent\soothing voice = a wonderful time

[@phillipblack480]

I found The Wasp Factory through Interstellar...it is one of the books that is visible in the first shot of the film and a favourite of director Christopher Nolan.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I love Interstellar and had no idea that it was in the first shots... That's amazing!

[@samweathers2303]

Have you read The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things by JT Leroy? It’s the story of how the character in Sarah becomes who he is. Great video x

[@BookBlather]

Read a few Palaniuk books years ago. Ironically, the last one I picked up was Haunted, read a little, put it down temporarily, and never got back to it. It’s been sitting on the shelf for a decade. I think you’ve inspired me to pick it up again.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Yayyyyy! I hope you prefer it this time around but it's certainly not for everyone!

[@te9591]

I started Choke and it was hard to bare so I put it down.

[@BookBlather]

@@te9591 Yeah, Choke was rough. But if you think that was bad, you should try reading the short story ‘Guts’ she mentioned, which was actually published independently before it was included in Haunted. That one will make you queasy 🤢

[@I0NIZE]

Be warned. The first 70 odd pages of American Psycho go like this... '... Todd was wearing a Snow White Turtleneck by Louis Vuitton accompanied by brown suede cordoroys trousers with snake skin belt accompaniment.".... God how I hate him...

[@theauthormarksimmons3065]

Let The Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist. The book plays a lot more on the underlying paedophilia that was absent from the film. Which adds even more depth to the story. Amazing film, even better book.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Oh gosh, I think I'll have to read that one then, it sounds very disturbing. I really liked the film!

[@FrankFulci]

I am always looking for new disturbing reads, so I will definitely be adding some of these to my "to read" list!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Let me know which ones you think, I would love to hear your thoughts :)

[@FrankFulci]

@@zobowithashotgun I'll keep you posted for sure!

[@neeneeesweet]

I think the word you were looking for with Sarah was “lot lizard”

[@te9591]

Lounge lizard?

[@withjetpackss]

I still need to find that cover of Haunted! I just finished up his new book The Invention of Sound and it was phenomenal.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I think it's on Amazon! Ooooo I need to check out his new one :)

[@AllenFreemanMediaGuru]

I just looked into Chuck P and read most of Haunted then bought just about all his books plus a signed Invention of Sound. And watching his interviews here on YT.

[@themidnightpoetryclub7663]

And on reading on public transport, I saw a young woman reading In The Miso Soup on the bus once. That would have been fun seeing over the shoulder reactions to that.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Oh certainly!!

[@MexicanMamba824]

Added Haunted, Found and Exquisite Corpse to my Amazon cart. I've mostly stuck to reading the usual suspects in horror (King over and over ha) so, I've wanted to branch out and get more exposure. I see you have a more recent book recommendation video as well, so I look forward to getting into that as well.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Hope you enjoy all of those books! x

[@wadejohnston4305]

Do you play in a band? I see alot of audio equipment for amps and the like in the background of some videis

[@johnnyrifle]

Great list, thanks. I remember reading Exquisite Corps in the 90s and being shocked! Then immediately going out and buying Lost Souls, Drawing Blood and Swamp Foetus. Loved them all!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Yeah super shocking! Thanks for watching :)

[@Saintbetty]

I absolutely love your videos also where did you get your rings❤️❤️

[@LotharGoldfist]

Nice list. Studied The Wasp Factory in a horror class. Reveal at the end was nuts. Give Falling Angel by William Hjortsberg a chance if you can find it. Crazy reveal in that one too. The film, Angel Heart, is equally recommended.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you thank you for the recommendations! Added them to the list x

[@UschisGroove]

It's today I discovered your channel. Thank you for being so informative and entertaining. I just ordered HAUNTED and EXQUISITE CORPES. Can't wait to get them. 🖤🖤🖤

[@BigDaddyZakk420]

The Wasp Factory is amazing. One particular moment has stuck with me since I read it over a decade ago. I’d also recommend Geek Love and House Of Leaves even though the former isn’t really horror.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Yes it is a fantastic book! Thanks for the recommendations, I'll certainly check them out!

[@craigw4967]

Great list ! Im almost finished the wasp factory. I listened to American psycho and haunted at work a while back, those were extremely disturbing 😐. I just bought the others you mentioned, the fact that you give a warning for Exquisite Corpse but not one for american psycho has got me very intrigued 🤔

[@zobowithashotgun]

I think Exquisite Corpse is worse in terms of graphic violence, but perhaps that's just me! Hope you enjoy :)

[@Puggers15]

Love hearing your recommendations and your synopsis of the books you recommend. I've added more than a couple to my to-read list.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Amazing! Thank you for watching, means the world to me x

[@andreavelez4968]

I bought Haunted because of your recommendation! Let's just say I've never taken so many breaks to finish a book, not because it's bad, on the contrary, but because the cover is me while reading it 🤣💀 I'm here questioning my sanity LOL I'm halfway and Guts is the grossest but Exudos hit me the hardest (so far)

[@zobowithashotgun]

I love hear it's a tricky one to read haha! But yes Guts is veryyyyyy gruesome. Did you like the book overall? x

[@andreavelez4968]

@@zobowithashotgun yes I did like it!

[@blubeagle55]

Exodus left me fetal and sobbing hard for a very long time, after.

[@paperwormscat9760]

I am reading American Psycho right now, and it is so fucking hard to get through. I am like... when does all the descriptions end and the action start? xD

[@bookfantastic]

I am wondering if you have read Finishing Touches by Thomas Tessier. Seems right up your alley.

[@billkeon880]

I agree with everything you said about American Psycho. Bateman’s OCD as written in the book is just another layer of his personality we get to experience first hand. I’m such a fan of both movie and book. Such a critique of 1980s yuppie, Wall Street culture too, which just ruined pop music of the time too

[@zobowithashotgun]

Definitely! x

[@billkeon880]

Will have to try Haunted and Wasp Factory now... have picked up and looked at Haunted at local used book store and been tempted for a year or so but haven’t bought it yet.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Hope you enjoy Haunted when you give it a read! x

[@llywelyngruffydd8474]

Another one worth a read is Mathew Stokoe's Cows. Also Dennis Cooper's Wrong. If you really want to plunge into the vortex and read things that make you feel like somebody shit on your soul, there's Peter Sotos's books.

[@ajayjaya6465]

Love Exquisite Corpse!! First time seeing one of your vids and needless to say please do more on BOOKS!! Love!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Do not worry, I have LOTS more book videos coming :) x

[@sidclark1953]

Poor Alfred Chester, his "The Exquisite Corpse" is perpetually eclipsed by Poppy Z. Brite. It's a pity because Chester's book is brilliant.

[@CliffsDarkGems]

I loved Wasp Factory and agree that it is a deeply disturbing book! I read a collection of short stories by Poppy Z Brite called Are You Loathesome Tonight. She is a great writer and I have no problem with gory horrors, but her "sex"scenes turn me off. I have no problem with subtle suggestion but her constant ball to ball, homoerotic fantasies in her writing makes me cringe.

[@feli435]

Thanks for all of these recommendations. I never read a Horror Book but I'll start reading them this month. They all went into my TBR list! Also, can I ask where you got your rings from? They look lovely and I've been looking for similar ones.

[@kingtigerbooks1162]

A good horror book lets you get splattered with blood every night. My 4 favorite books: - The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck - Paradise Lost by John Milton - Icon by Frank Frazetta - Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson

[@nancydrew2213]

I read Sarah and because of that discovered the heart is deceitful above all things because of you thank you

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

You do know it is because chuck bets people at his readings to hold their breath during the reading of guts so they pass out from lack of air

[@zobowithashotgun]

That's amazing!

[@NestingSpider]

Thanks so much for the American Psycho nod...great, classic horror novel!!! You're gorgeous, by the way.

[@zobowithashotgun]

It certainly is! Awhhh thank you :) x

[@elric101]

Wow just found your channel! You're beautiful. Love your tattoos, accent and reviews. How many tatts do you have? I've got 3. Lol love the disturbing sound Check out Maribou stork nightmares by Irvine Walsh. You're accent sounds nearly like a London accent but a bit different.

[@rikmannix]

Like you elric101 I loved Welsh (literally everything is on my shelves)

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thanks for your kind words, very sweet of you to say! Tattoos I have.... 10 plus a full sleeve (just completed it so new videos will show it ha!). WHat 3 do you have? I'll check out Welsh, he's been recommended a few times :) My accent is from a town north of London, however I live in London so perhaps there is a little mix in there now!

[@elric101]

@@zobowithashotgun lol got when i was 18 and crazy. Those are , ahem demons. 1 on one side of my torso and the other on my upper am (both big). On the other arm I have the symbol of Type O Negative. Btw what bands do you like? I love Black Sabbath and Social Distortion to name a few.What are your fave bands? Oh btw I'm gonna watch We are the flesh!

[@zobowithashotgun]

@@elric101 Those are super interesting tattoos that you have! I also love Black Sabbath a lot. I would have to say my favs: System of a Down, Queens of the Stone Age, Slipknot, Metallica. But I really like all music, I'm also into Foals, GoGo Penguin, Einaudi, Crystal Castles. Enjoy We Are The Flesh, that's a bizarre movie!

[@elric101]

@@zobowithashotgun I love SOAD, QOSA and some old school Metallica. I'll check out Foals, GoGo Penguin, Einaudi, Crystal Castles. Thanks for the recommendations dear :-) Oh and We are the flesh was fcukd up! btw I love Camden :-)

[@markalexander3659]

"The Elephant Man" by Bernard Pomerance is non-fiction but I found it very disturbing and it just left me feeling cold. The ending broke my heart.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I'll have to have a look into that one

[@markalexander3659]

@@zobowithashotgun Most people know the story, but being faced with the cold, hard facts and the incredible cruelty and suffering is something else.

[@Werewolf_Soul]

Greetings from Atlanta! Thank you so much for your book recommendations. It is very difficult for me to find a book that is going to impact me, scare me, really gory, etc. People tell me I am really weir because of this, but I don't care! I have your book recommendations on my wish list. I am currently reading Zero Saints and it is really gory and cruel. I watch your KZbin channel all the time, but please, I know it very difficult, but I would love to see more book recommendations on horror.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I have more horror book recommendations coming soon! Thanks for watching :)

[@elric101]

Hola No hay santos es mas miedoso leido en Espanol comparado a la traduccion en Ingles?

[@dotsydude]

I didn’t know the movie found was based on a book. It made me sick 🤮

[@jamesnetwall1193]

Great recommendations and why would you not want to do more videos? You're so good at it. I want to see more videos and more book videos because you have great taste

[@zobowithashotgun]

Awhhhh thanks James! I will be doing more videos for sure :) x

[@johnnythepillpopper1974]

Chuck Palaniuk is awesome. My favorite is Lullaby

[@susansargies2043]

Pearl diving .

[@Schizo87]

Will you do a collection video

[@zobowithashotgun]

I will certainly try, I have a small collection of most things but I can do that!

[@themidnightpoetryclub7663]

A great Easton Ellis book that is very horrifying at points is The Informers. The movies not too bad, but the book was a tough read for me at certain points

[@zobowithashotgun]

I'll have to seek that one out!

[@te9591]

The Wasp Factory was introduced by Tool's secret reading list that used to be on their website.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Oh that's cool! x

[@alifeworthfinding2838]

Great recommendations btw is that a British or Scottish accent . You made reference to Scotland in this vid . I'm terrible with accents other than Dublin and Cockney .

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thanks! It's a British accent :) I'm originally from a county called Hertfordshire and that's the accent we have. I wish I had a Scottish accent! haha well I live in London but no cockney accent!

[@SmilingSammie]

Always looking for disturbing book recommendations! Its so fresh to see a gal doing this kind of video for once. Really enjoyed the video :) subbed and looking forward to more! :)

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you so much for subbing & watching! I hope you found some new reads. I actually have a new video with some more disturbing recommendations :D Just too many books in the world! x

[@SmilingSammie]

@@zobowithashotgun i know i sawwww - its been added to my watch list :D cant wait for more videos :)

[@dertodesking8379]

Love FOUND (the movie)! I’m not really into books, but I always love to see & hear you!! One of the few books I read is American Psycho. I read it before seeing the film, which was the reason why I was slightly disappointed by the movie. I came to enjoy the movie more by the time. And YES, more videos pleeeease!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you lovely! Yeah the film isn't a touch on the book BUT I love the film in it's own way, and i just try to set it apart from the movie. More are coming!

[@elric101]

Lol I see you're named after another sick movie!

[@dertodesking8379]

@@elric101 Yes hehe!! Cool, not too many people know about that film. Cheers man! 👊

[@elric101]

@@dertodesking8379 no probs bruv. You seen Schramm?

[@dertodesking8379]

@@elric101 Yes I have, I’ve seen all of Buttgereit’s movies. 👍

[@vantastic9367]

They're called "Lot Lizards" the truck stop people.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you!

[@vantastic9367]

@@zobowithashotgun NP

[@bertsbooks2505]

Oooh the Wasp Factory, it's been years! Yeah, troubling...

[@zobowithashotgun]

Super troubling!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you SO much for watching! If you like these videos & would like to support me, you can buy me a book from my wishlist! www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/2YQMJWZFOYU4L?ref_=wl_share

[@wadejohnston4305]

Please come back! Your quirky and carefree nature mixed with the content you make just all blends seamlessly. Plus you help save the planet and that's a + in my book. Thanks for the video

[@johnnythepillpopper1974]

Exquisite corpse was fucking disturbing. Recommend The Troop by Nick Cutter

[@zobowithashotgun]

The Troop is on my list! x

[@AdrianStoneisdead]

It's not typically listed as horror, but it's absolutely up there with the most horrific books ever written. Johnny Got His Gun. Also, re:Sarah. While the protagonist was assigned male at birth, the correct pronouns to use because she identifies as female are she/her. Just as you get it right about Brite. I know you mean no harm....just hope it helps. I met Palahniuk and spoke with him for nearly an hour during his stop in DC whilst he was conducting his Haunted Tour. Yep.....someone passed out. His name is pronounced Paula- Knuck( like knuckle). Folks ask him that at every damn reading. :) If I told you how it tasted, you'd never, ever eat callamari again.....

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you so much for your book suggestion and also the right way to talk about the protagonist :) Much appreciated!

[@floogelhornzzz4770]

The correct pronoun to use because he identifies as female is still _he!_ Just because someone thinks they're a girl, doesn't mean they actually are. You don't cater to people's moral delusions just to get them killed at the end. 🔥 Jude 7. That's harm!

[@AdrianStoneisdead]

@@floogelhornzzz4770 When one disagrees with scientific, psychiatric, sociological, biological, sociobiological, neurological, and medical consensuses based not on compelling facts or arguments, but emotional stepingstones which lead only to strawman statements, it often reveals that their conclusions- which are correct and everyone else is wrong- are the actual delusions. I bet you often are found attacking windmills with an axe handle. Windmills with names like John Galt, Tyler Durden, and THE MOON LANDING. Also....how is gender identity a moral issue?

[@floogelhornzzz4770]

@@AdrianStoneisdead: You disagree with your creator, the very Author of truth. Is _He_ deluded but you're right? I don't know who those names are and I don't ponder much about the moon landing. (Isn't it interesting that you spout a million graspings at any available straw and ignore the one thing you know you can't refute or overthrow--the authority and truth of your creator--In God We Trust, one nation under God, all men are created... Yeah, you can talk it [your country's references to your maker] but you can't walk it.) In Sodom and Gomorrah they refused to take cognizance of the creator's moral standard for sexual behaviour, Rule VII of X. "Thou shalt not commit adultery." Exodus 20:14. When our creator (of moral beings--that's us) was here 2,000 years ago to do the gospel for us, i.e., the Good News of the exchanging of life's records, replacing our sinful life with His perfect life, our guilty with His NOT guilty so we can prepare ourselves for judgment, for those who believe in Him as Saviour and ask Him to set them free from sin, He explained, "Whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart." Matt. 5:28. In other words, our creator forbids _adulterating,_ making impure, doin' the nasty, the impure act of fornication even in the imagination. And He was talking hetero style when He said it. So imagine how much more He'd forbid fornication in actual reality, not just thinking it in our dirty minds, _any_ style, hetero or not. Follow? And in light of the events which took place in Sodom and Gomorrah back during the time of Abraham and his nephew Lot (Genesis 19:1-11), I think the creator has made it abundantly clear that He quite forbids, condemns, and punishes any type of same-sex sexual relations. And He set up Sodom and Gomorrah as an "example" (Jude 7) for future generations to learn from (a warning shot echoing down through the corridors of time), and whoever refuses to learn from sacred history is condemned to repeat it. The people of Sodom and Gomorrah refused to recognize the distinction between male and female, specifically that God only allows sex between two heteros, _and_ only if they're married to each other first, and instead they were having sex, guys with guys. Sodom, sodomy. Make the connection. And God destroyed them. The wages of _sin_ is death. Jesus died for our sins. It is sin that merits death. Jesus killed everyone in Sodom and Gomorrah for sin. He doesn't kill people for _not_ sin. If He killed them for "fornication, going after strange flesh," then fornication is a sin, using simple deductive reasoning. Sin is breaking the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:3-17), the rules that apply to us, the creator's standard of right-doing, and the criteria He'll use to judge us at the end, guilty or NOT guilty, the justice system. And the seventh one forbids adulterating, making impure (sexual impurity, fornication, what brought God's judgment, i.e., punishment, down on Sodom). That means we have to recognize gender, "male and female He created them," and He does not condone fudging gender differences. That's why it's a moral issue. Sex is only morally right if it's between _one man_ and _one woman,_ and only _after they marry._ "Fornicators and adulterers do not inherit the kingdom of God." 1 Cor. 6:9, 10, Rev. 21:8.

[@ReosPositivePOV]

Love a good horror book! Gonna head to Amazon and order these

[@zobowithashotgun]

Amazing! Let me know what you think of them :)

[@ReosPositivePOV]

@@zobowithashotgun most certainly

[@markalexander3659]

I'll never understand why people find "The Wasp Factory" disturbing. It's a great book with a brilliant twist, just personally did not disturb me at all. The movie of "Found" is also very good. I'd recommend it if you enjoyed the book. Or to any horror fan, really.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I think The Wasp Factory is psychologically disturbing and that's quite a personal aspect. If that makes sense? I love Found the film! x

[@markalexander3659]

​@@zobowithashotgun Yes, it's definitely a personal thing when it comes to what we find disturbing. As a kid I saw this movie where a girl gets bitten on the cheek by a spider in the night. She wakes up with a swelling there are it seems to shift so she squeezes it and a spider crawls out. And then another. And then another [it cuts to another scene then] we seen dozens of them all over her and she's panicking. Eventually she smashes her head into a mirror and uses a shard to skin herself from forehead to eyes and MILLIONS of baby spiders pour out from under her face. That scene fucked me up and left me with a phobia that I only just got over a 30. I've seen the scene since and the CGI is BAD. It's laughable. Most people would just laugh at it. I think the main reason I wasn't by Wasp Factory is the twist (which was cool and I didn't see coming)...it wouldn't have bothered ME. Like if my parents told me I was biologically female...I really would care lol.

[@godDavidt88]

Good list also try knuckle supper

[@zobowithashotgun]

Ooooo thank you for the suggestion!

[@jeffnickel4648]

The Wasp Factory...good stuff

[@zobowithashotgun]

Definitely! x

[@geslinam9703]

I don’t care for all the murder/serial killer stories. That stuff is for real, happening every day, i don’t see the entertainment in it. Reading American Psycho was an unpleasant experience for me. Then there is that one line in the book where he says “none of this is really happening” that makes me wonder if the whole thing was just a hallucination in his warped mind - which I was hoping was true! I prefer good, old fashioned creepy ghost stories.

[@zobowithashotgun]

That's fair enough - we all have our preferences! x

[@leonashwell7427]

I have a chest tattoo.. so respect, that shit hurts..

[@zobowithashotgun]

It certainly does! x

[@floogelhornzzz4770]

@@zobowithashotgun: Then why even get it??

[@liaborchardt5119]

I read Sarah because of this video and I loved it!!!

[@zobowithashotgun]

That makes me so happy! Thank you for watching and for reading the book too!

[@gutdrill2807]

American psycho is a comedy. The violence is so ridiculous i burst out laughing several times reading this.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I think that just makes you sick in the head ;)

[@gutdrill2807]

@@zobowithashotgun aye, this is true. If only you could actually hear the lyrics in my tunes. :-0

[@jamieparry3686]

Great video and book choices! If you haven't already, read The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum. Quite the emotional roller-coaster and a personal favourite!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you! Read that one and it's tough! What did you think of the film?

[@jamieparry3686]

I wasn't really sure on the film to be honest 🤔 I felt that the book (as is always the case) was so much more upsetting and disturbing, though if you're someone who goes into the film before the book, the shock value does it justice :)

[@zobowithashotgun]

@@jamieparry3686 I do agree! I think that books are always more disturbing because the level of detail is higher, and we have our own imaginations to help make it even worse for us!

[@sanctusdominus9473]

Please Show your movie collection too.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I will one day :)

[@DrDespicable]

I don't really care for Bret Easton Ellis, but I very much enjoyed THE WASP FACTORY and EXQUISITE CORPSE. Poppy Z. Brite just can't go wrong!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Glad you liked a couple of them!

[@DrDespicable]

@@zobowithashotgun Thanks for posting! There were a couple I haven't read, yet, and you've put them on my list!

[@joeyj6808]

American Psycho may be Ellis' best work. And it says something about the author. He knew what the 80s was all about. And it wasn't pretty. It was the era of Reagan and Thatcher, of defunded mental health and the beginnings of the rot of capitalism we live with today. The soul of the 80s was truly Patrick Bateman. PS: I might not have subscribed if you were just a Zobo. But a Zobo *With a Shotgun?* I had to!

[@vickiragland8066]

You might like Spider.

[@sidclark1953]

Zobo, is that like a yobbo?

[@cinema_recall]

I read Guts from Haunted for a Speech class in college and had no one talk to me afterwards. But I got in A in class

[@zobowithashotgun]

Hahaaha only you would do something like that!

[@elric101]

Apparently the Silence of the lambs book is scary!

[@elric101]

Also check out In the miso soup by Ryu Murakami (the one who wrote The audition!), Child of god and Blood meridian by Cormac McCarthy, The devil all the time by Donald Ray Pollock, Gillian Flynn (has a few good books but can be triggering), Requiem for a dream to name a few.

[@Tullminator]

You are awesome.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you :) x

[@Enemigo8303]

Richard Laymon books!!!

[@zobowithashotgun]

Recent video I gave one a try! x

[@marlenerichardson4429]

With respect, your very attractive and beautiful tattoos. x

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thank you :) x

[@zachzackzak]

Wow, I really didn't expect Haunted to be on the top of this list. It's one of my least favorite Palahnuiks. The vignettes in themselves are good (some definitely better than others) but the over-arching story requires so much suspension of disbelief for me that it just didn't disturb me at all, similar to how the violence in a show like South Park doesn't really have an impact.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Fair enough! x

[@garysscaryfaeries3046]

I like cheese.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Yeah me too...

[@te9591]

Brett Easton Ellis did this really fucked up film called "The Rules of Attraction" which was a great picture. Ultimately a morose premise but insightful.

[@zobowithashotgun]

I'll give it a watch! x

[@rikmannix]

Some good recommendations here - I loved Exquisite Corpse and Found is also one of my fav films; but didn’t know there was a book - on the list! And Haunted ! Boom (but p.s chucks surname is pronounced palay-nee-yook)

[@zobowithashotgun]

The book of Found is great, as is the film :) Pronunciations are not my forte, and his is not one I think I'll ever get better at. ha!

[@rikmannix]

@@zobowithashotgun I saw you mentioned Shudder on your stories - could you give us all a Zobo overview of the different online places (Netflix/Prime/Shudder/other...) that we could go to for our horror fix? I’m still very much a disc man but would welcome your views. 🤘🏼

[@zobowithashotgun]

@@rikmannix That's a great ask! I'm filming some more KZbin videos tomorrow so I'm going to do this one especially for you :)

[@rikmannix]

Thanks @@zobowithashotgun you bloody ledge 🤗

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Your fave is my fave. I just saved

[@zobowithashotgun]

Thanks Sandra! x

[@DKBiedron]

Audio is terrible, can barely hear

[@calvinriley3292]

Beautiful women are great! Beautiful women who put a list in the description are better!

[@zobowithashotgun]

NEVER! You have to watch to find out :)

[@markalexander3659]

"American Psycho" is a masterpiece. It is so brilliantly written: “…there is an idea of a Patrick Bateman, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me, only an entity, something illusory, and though I can hide my cold gaze and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable: I simply am not there." ^Come on, that some literary genius shit going on there, And there are MANY other quotes just as amazing.

[@zobowithashotgun]

Completely agree! x

[@floogelhornzzz4770]

You have beautiful hands.

[@surgeonmonstr]

hi! loved the video but when talking about the protagonist in the book "Sarah" you should have used female pronouns, she's a trans girl!

[@zobowithashotgun]

I've already responded to some comments about this correcting myself and apologising. I'm still learning and at the time of this video still had a lot of education to do! But thank you

[@hasimausi6]

First one in the comments!

[@susanburgess820]

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[@zobowithashotgun]

xxx

[@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz9]

Has to be said, marry me ☺

[@zobowithashotgun]

Awwhhhh too sweet! x

[@noecabrera234]

Where respect you so beautiful new subtractive I think I'm in love with you girl she's so beautiful take care

[@barryrichards2320]

Will you marry me, you are adorable 💙

[@zobowithashotgun]

You are too sweet Barry! x

[@floogelhornzzz4770]

She's pretty cute but she does swear. You can't take that home to meet your mother, or to church. Plus, it will be a bad influence on your kids. You don't want your kids burning in hell.

[@poddas09]

You need to read some de Sade, Bataille, Hubert Selby JR etc, those guys have written some really profound yet fucked up shit...

[@zobowithashotgun]

I've read some Sade (got another video on 120 Days of Sodom on here!), I've read Story of the Eye but no Selby JR so I'll add some to the list. Any recs?