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Redgauntlet · 12-23-2009, 10:41 PM

Scariest? There are some that can succeed. "Duet For The Devil" by Randy Chandler and t. Winter Damon is the kind of book that few would read it and come out not feeling too dirty. There are horrific scenes that can make any reader including myself cringe. "Crash" by J.G. Ballard. Read this one and you'll find out the Cronenberg film only told half of it. After reading that, I'll bet you guys will not want to trust anybody driving the car for you. After all, who wants to ride with a creep that gets a hard-on for auto accidents, and deliberate ones at that? "High Rise" also by J.G. Ballard. This book is an excellent argument against living in a high rise apartment, especially the skyscraper type. You just can't trust tenants living next door. Who's to say no one's gonna break into your apartment while you're away at work?

12-23-2009, 10:41 PM	#73
Redgauntlet Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Twilight Zone, CA Posts: 37	Scariest? There are some that can succeed. "Duet For The Devil" by Randy Chandler and t. Winter Damon is the kind of book that few would read it and come out not feeling too dirty. There are horrific scenes that can make any reader including myself cringe. "Crash" by J.G. Ballard. Read this one and you'll find out the Cronenberg film only told half of it. After reading that, I'll bet you guys will not want to trust anybody driving the car for you. After all, who wants to ride with a creep that gets a hard-on for auto accidents, and deliberate ones at that? "High Rise" also by J.G. Ballard. This book is an excellent argument against living in a high rise apartment, especially the skyscraper type. You just can't trust tenants living next door. Who's to say no one's gonna break into your apartment while you're away at work?