Necropsy:  The Review of Horror Fiction

07/02/2008

Volume XIII Spring 2004

Next Issue--August 2, 2004

 

The Morgue

The Necropsy Archives

Author Index

Title Index

Reviewer Index


Scary Stuff, Eh?

Links to Horror on the Web


The Grossing Area

Original Artwork by June Pulliam

Original Artwork by Michael Ray

Photo Gallery: Original Photos by June Pulliam and Tony Fonseca


Coroner's Office

June Pulliam, Managing Editor and Webmistress

Tony Fonseca, Editor in Chief, Head Librarian and Keeper of the Necronomicon


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Augmented Issue--Posted June 15th

Godzilla and the Lucky Dragon--A Review of Gojira (Godzilla) by Laurence Bush

Unspeakable Horrors--on Audio CD--A Review of Three Terrifying Tales From The Pen of H. P. Lovecraft.  Read by David Cade, by Stine Fletcher

Making Global Warming Seem As Believable as An Invasion from Mars or An Attack of Flesh-Eating Zombies--A Review of The Day After Tomorrow by June Pulliam and Tony Fonseca

From Helen Gurley Brown to Helen Andelin--The Post-Feminist World of Frank Oz's The Stepford Wives--A Review by June Pulliam

Nesting Realities: A Review of In Silent Graves, Gary A. Braunbeck by Tony Fonseca

Going to the Dogs: A Review of Naked Brunch, Sparkle Hayter by June Pulliam 

Not Your Typical Anthology of Genre Fiction; A Review of Death Comes Easy: The Gay Times Book of Murder Stories, Peter Burton, editor by June Pulliam

Characters Are Deserted in Desert Places: A Review of Desert Places, Blake Crouch, by June Pulliam


Invoking the Ghost of Gene Siskel: Necropsy at the Movies

Haunting the Elusive DVD, or Cheap Movies Redefined: A Review of AMC Monsterfest series by James Reyome

Dawn of the Dead one Brain Dead Zombie Flick: A Review by June Pulliam

Monstrosity by Degrees, or When Bad Things Happen to Good People, Who Then Become Bad People Who Hurt Good People: A Review of Monster, Patty Jenkins, director, by June Pulliam

 

 

 

 

Autopsies: Reviews in Depth

Doing the Wild Thing, or, One Need Not Be Happy to Be Gay: A Review of Bend Sinister, Peter Burton, editor, by Jeff Smith

Seeing Red: A Review of Hino Hideshi's The Red Snake by Laurence Bush

The Longest Single Note Strikes a Chord: A Review of The Longest Single Note, Peter Crowther, by Tony Fonseca

Sometimes You're Not In Good Hands: A Review of Bentley Little's The Policy by June Pulliam

Toys in the (Mental) Attic: A Review of Toybox, Al Sarrantonio by Tony Fonseca

The Artist of the Not-So-Beautiful ; A Review of The Bone Parade, Mark Nykanen by  June Pulliam

(The Usually) Great Scott Produces a Mediocre Work: A Review of The Harvest, Scott Nicholson, by Tony Fonseca

Believable Magic: A Review of Tananarive Due's The Good House by June Pulliam

Even Count Floyd Couldn't Find Scary Stuff Here: A Review of The Dark, Ellen Datlow, editor, by Tony Fonseca


Post Mortems: Quick Diagnoses

A Rant: On Four Great Books, Perspective, and the Greatest Spectacle in Racing: A Review of King of All the Dead, Steve Lockley and Paul Lewis; Guardian Angel, Stephanie Bedwell-Grime; Infernal Angel, Edward Lee; and Darker Masques, J. N. Williamson by Jim Reyome

Psychopath Not Memorable Despite High Body Count: A Review of Alistair Langston's Aspects of a Psychopath by June Pulliam