Robert R. McCammon, Graham Masterton, Harlan Ellison, Ramsey Campbell and other masters of the macabre take readers into their private world of fear, fantasy, and fatal attraction--in 24 tales of dread and debauchery, riveting stories of sex and terror . . . the fresh fusion that is fast becoming America's obsession.
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By Ruju
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Hot Blood 1 is a collection of over 20 short stories, supposedly on an "Erotic Horror" theme, although my edition is subtitled "Tales of Provocative Horror" instead. The stories are of varying lengths, from just a few pages to around 30 in some cases. As is usually the case with collections, the quality varies from pretty good, through not bad, to what the...?
I found the title to be a little misleading. While there are horror and sexual elements to many of the stories, I can't agree that this is a collection of "Tales of Erotic Horror". I guess this tittilating title was a marketing ploy. Many of the stories are oddities and would fit into an "Outer Limits" or "Tales of the Unexpected" theme. This isn't a bad thing, just not quite what the reader would expect from the cover.
Overall, a varied collection of unusual tales that has enough entertainment value for fans of horror oddities with a bit of sex thrown in here and there.
I found the title to be a little misleading. While there are horror and sexual elements to many of the stories, I can't agree that this is a collection of "Tales of Erotic Horror". I guess this tittilating title was a marketing ploy. Many of the stories are oddities and would fit into an "Outer Limits" or "Tales of the Unexpected" theme. This isn't a bad thing, just not quite what the reader would expect from the cover.
Overall, a varied collection of unusual tales that has enough entertainment value for fans of horror oddities with a bit of sex thrown in here and there.
By Savvas Fiaca
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Original themes by some great authors.The next in the series Hotter Blood even better.
Pick of the contributors Graham Masterton
Pick of the contributors Graham Masterton
By Allusyen
Format:Paperback
Short erotic-horror stories... Yes, there's hundreds of different collections, but none that would get your blood boiling as quick as this compilation is bound to.
Jeff Gelb mixes authours such as Ramsey Campbell, Graham Masterton and Les Daniels with unknowns such as Lisa Tuttle, Mike Newman and Robert Bloch, as well as "Suzie Sucks" by Jeff Gelb himself!
This is such an incredible book, with stories ranging in length from the powerfully short "Mr Right" (Richard Christian Matheson) (four pages), to "Menage a Trois" (F. Paul Wilson) (twenty-two pages).
If I HAD to pick a favourite, it would probably be "Vengeance is" because of the powerful imagery of the writer, one "Theodore Sturgeon".
All in all, this is a MUST HAVE book for any Erotic Horror fan. The "Hot Blood" series is something you DO NOT want to miss out on!
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