FIT: Love Your Library: Paperbacks from Hell

[@UncDroop]

Very cool! Thanks for uploading

[@CS4Carr]

👏

[@CommentGirl12]

I had the good fortune of seeing Grady's talk when I was at the NecromomiCon in 2017. Every so often, I get reminded of one of these books like a little sleeper cell in my brain and I have to tell someone about this panel. Thank you so much for uploading, this is absolutely insane and I look like a crazy person if I try and explain it on my own.

[@CS4Carr]

Love old school horror books

[@LibraryMacabre]

The random highjacking of the conversation by the audience members during the panel were usually not related to art, but I loved getting to hear these artists finally getting their due after so many years. Great interview, and Grady's performance during the presentation was brilliant.

[@Cameroo]

I adore the energy Grady gives off here. He's such a fun speaker. Thanks for posting this!

[@qwert8924]

Is there any way to see a clearer version of the Animal Attacks map at 27:42 ? Would love to have a proper look at that.

[@yohei72]

Hey! I was at this talk! It *was* a miserable evening, weather-wise, as the emcee says at the beginning, and I was also getting sick. It was totally worth it, though.

[@RodneyAllanPoe]

Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed it very much.

[@michalok4893]

He's the Tarantino of horror.

[@Fo-Flats]

That's a pretty accurate description 😁

[@UncDroop]

How original. 🙎🏻‍♂️

[@tashaferrell4732]

Oh my goodness, I have always wanted to go to one of Grady’s events! Hopefully in the future when we can go out and hang out with each other again. Thank you for posting this. ❤️🥰

[@angusorvid8840]

Stephen King was the first horror writer to respond to what people expected in modern horror, even if they couldn't define it and put it into words. Yes, before King there was The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby and Tryon's The Other. But once Carrie hit, we saw this very Americana brand of modern horror. It was the horror of adolescence meets supernatural horror. King brought the vampire into the modern horror with 'Salem's Lot, the haunted house into the modern age with The Shining, set in a haunted hotel, and gave the apocalypse an update with The Stand. King reworked the archetypes of horror into a lean, mean machine and changed the world of horror.

[@zonilo1]

I can see why majority of these books went out of print especially we can see where the "Pro-Life" Forced Birthers came from as well.

[@rvt_h3d]

ok?

[@fattkidgames1755]

He's so annoying. I hate when nerds speak really fast. It hurts my brain.