Comments on: Great Slasher Mysteries Vol. 1

By: kaijinu

kaijinu — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 14:10:46 +0000

I would kill to see The Milkman turned into a slasher movie. I mean come on! it’s a killer Milkman! sounds silly, but it’s King! He can make it work…I’m either saying cuz I’m a fan of his but heh, fan;s gotta do what a fan’s gotta do!

By: Dudleythecaretaker

Dudleythecaretaker — Fri, 08 May 2009 22:42:30 +0000

Has anyone ever explained why Bela & his ladies have a vampire hornet living amongst them in the beginning of “Dracula” complete with it’s own tiny coffin? Is it a vampire hornet? (I don’t remember that from the book)

As soon as I got the DVD I put the commentary on and went right to that scene, cuz surely they’ll talk about the hornet right?
Yeah, they didn’t.

By the way, this site has given a new outlook on life & I feel that there may be hope for mankind.

By: kiddo

kiddo — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 01:56:29 +0000

I’m 99.99% sure that the MBV actor who caused that havoc was…
Paul Kelman (“T.J.”)!

He is the one limping during the “hurry up and get to the bar” scene in the parking lot of the mine.

By: the2ndsuitor

the2ndsuitor — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 19:44:07 +0000

This article was great & should continue in regular/fairly regular installments.

“forming a puddle of pure shame on the pinewood flooring”-Hilarious. Also, including this rat/Ginny pee debate was a good tidbit to be included. I never heard of the Richard Laymon’s stuff in your article/people’s comments, but color me intrigued.

A slasher mystery I would like to see covered in the future: which actor from MBV was the reckless driver that crashed a car, hitting someone in the process, while filming a scene? The person in question lied aboot having a license, then sued the production & walked around with a cane. The props department kept cutting the cane shorter each day, out of spite towards him.
Great story & the mystery remains.

By: BurningMetal

BurningMetal — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 23:24:59 +0000

I love Laymon’s books. I’ve heard that his new books were ones that were never released and written a long time ago, for example “The Lake”. Which is a great book, but apparently it was written almost 10 years before his death. That’s what I heard anyway, I’m not sure if it’s true. And his daughter also helped put together the “The Woods are Dark” book. I agree with this article a lot, I’ve always thought Ginny was the one that took a whizz under the bed and not the rat. And Richard Laymon’s books are great movies waiting to be made.

By: Josh

Josh — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 17:27:06 +0000

What a perfect idea for an article. I want volume 2 now!

*Demandation!*

Hehe, way to go Ross.

-Body Boy

By: Thomas

Thomas — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 05:30:10 +0000

The biggest mystery for me concerning Richard Laymon is how did he continue to write new novels years after his death? (I suspect Dean Koontz helped finish a couple of Laymon’s books.) Laymon never got the same respect as other horror writers of the 80′s. His books were banned from Fangoria’s Nightmare Library for many years because an editor at the mag hated his work.