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Prepare to be transported to the chilling heart of horror's most enigmatic moments as acclaimed horror novelist Jason Arnopp invites you to relive the terrifying past of a panic that shook the very foundations of the genre. Delve deep into the twisted world of deranged video nasties, and uncover the shocking truths that lurked behind closed doors during this infamous era. With meticulous investigative prowess and spine-tingling storytelling, Arnopp takes you on a pulse-pounding exploration of the sinister phenomenon that gripped the nation. Revisit the shocking trials, hidden agendas, and haunting legacy of the video nasties era, all brought to life through riveting interviews with key players of the time. From a BBFC examiner to a VHS collector and the legendary Vipco supremo Mike West, Arnopp leaves no stone unturned. But that's not all – immerse yourself in an extraordinary trove of bonus horror articles, essays, and interviews that will captivate horror Embark on an in-depth journey into the world of gore makeup with legendary artist Tom Savini, the mastermind behind Dawn Of The Dead and Friday The 13th.Engage in an intimate conversation with Friday the 13th's Sean S Cunningham, gaining rare insights from the director and producer of the iconic franchise.Delve into the creative mind of metal maestro turned movie maverick Rob Zombie through a candid 2003 in-person interview.Experience a critical essay dissecting the masterpiece that is John Carpenter's The Thing, as Arnopp unravels the layers of this timeless horror classic.Uncover the terrors that haunted an entire era with Taken Over By Something Evil..., an electrifying collection of Jason Arnopp's spine-chilling journalism. If you're ready to face the darkness and journey into the heart of horror's most enigmatic moments, then click Read Now and embark on an experience that will leave you sleepless, craving for more, and forever changed by the horrors that once gripped a nation.
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