Sex and Horror: Happy Horny Halloween!

Written By Will Viharo
Not much to report, other than Christian Slater is continuing to movie forward with his planned film of my Vic Valentine, Private Eye novel Love Stories Are Too Violent For Me, as both star and director, hopefully to film next year; The New Parkway opens next month and I am already subcontracted as their publicist/special events consultant, programming two nights of cult flicks weekly, "Parkway Classics" every Thursday and "Thrillville Theater" every Sunday, in addition to coordinating film festivals (stay tuned for more on all that soon); and my favorite holiday (next to Christmas), Halloween, is just around the corner. For the occasion I'm simply going to treat you to a few titillating tricks from my virtual grab bag of erotic pulp art, featuring some stunningly erotic imagery from Italian magazine artist Alessandro Biffignandi, some samples of the Italian comic book Wallestein Il Mostro; some vintage Vampirella, and a few other random bits of brutal but beautiful bestiality. If you dig these pictures, you would love my novels A Mermaid Drowns in the Midnight Lounge and Freaks That Carry Your Luggage Up to the Room. Enjoy. Chills 'n' cheers.
   






  


Possibly the greatest scene in erotic horror history, from Re-Animator (1985)

The Thrillville version (by Aaron Farmer)

Monday, October 29, 7:30, no cover
Only 3 monthly movie nites left!

A double-chill-thrill-kill-bill of classic monster rallies!
Al Adamson's 
DRACULA VS. FRANKENSTEIN (1971)
plus!
Paul Naschy in
ASSIGNMENT: TERROR (1970)


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Will Viharo

WILL "THE THRILL" VIHARO is a freelance writer and the author of several "gonzo pulp" novels including "A Mermaid Drowns in the Midnight Lounge," "Freaks That Carry Your Luggage up to the Room," "Chumpy Walnut," "Lavender Blonde," "Down a Dark Alley," and the “Vic Valentine, Private Eye” series, the first of which, "Love Stories Are Too Violent For Me," has been optioned for a film by Christian Slater, reissued in 2013 by Gutter Books, which also published the new Vic Valentine novel "Hard-boiled Heart" in December, 2015.

Two science fiction novels, "It Came from Hangar 18" and "The Space Needler's Intergalactic Bar Guide," were written in collaboration with Scott Fulks, who added real science to Will's pulp.

Will's own imprint, Thrillville Press, has issued a three volume anthology series featuring all of his standalone novels called "The Thrillville Pulp Fiction Collection," along with another omnibus called "The Vic Valentine Classic Case Files," which include four novels from the 1990s, "Fate Is My Pimp," "Romance Takes a Rain Check," "I Lost My Heart in Hollywood," and "Diary of a Dick," plus a recent short story, "Brain Mistrust."

More recently published books include the Vic Valentine "Mental Case Files" trilogy comprised of "Vic Valentine: International Man of Misery," "Vic Valentine: Lounge Lizard For Hire," and "Vic Valentine: Space Cadet"; the original story collection "Vic Valentine, Private Eye: 14 Vignettes"; the erotic horror noir novella "Things I Do When I'm Awake"; and a collection of erotic horror noir stories, "VIHORROR! Cocktales of Sex and Death."

Additionally Will has had stories included in a variety of anthologies including "Fast Women and Neon Lights: Eighties-Inspired Neon Noir"; "Mixed Up!"; "Long Distance Drunks: A Tribute to Charles Bukowski"; "Deadlines: A Tribute to William Wallace"; "Dark Yonder: Tales and Tabs"; "Knucklehead Noir" and "Weird Winter Wonderland" (both Coffin Hop Press); and "Pop the Clutch: Thrilling Tales of Rockabilly, Monsters, and Hot Rod Horror."

Viharo's unique brand of "gonzo pulp fiction" combines elements of eroticism, noir, fantasy, and horror. For many years he has also been a professional film programmer/impresario and live music booker. He now lives in Seattle, WA with his wife and cats

https://www.thrillville.net
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