ARMAND ROSAMILIA

Brick Marlin’s Top Ten in Horror Movies

 

My top ten favorite horror movies.  The ones which have given me chills, even to this day:

1. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (both versions, 1956 and 1978)

2. The Fly (both versions, 1986 and 1958)

3. House of Wax (1953)

4. The Black Cat (1934)

5. The Thing (1982)

6. Christine (1983)

7. Salem’s Lot (1979)

8. The Martian Chronicles (1980)

9. A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984)

10. The Amityville Horror (1979)

About the author:

Brick Marlin has been writing since he was a child. From an early age he was exposed to older horror movies. The great ones making their mark in history. He also tackled reading the likes of Stephen King, Clive Barker, Ray Bradbury, Kurt Vonnegut, Dean Koontz, Charles Dickens, Harper Lee, H.G. Wells, etc. Thus, he decided to engage himself and write horror, dark fantasy and dark sci-fi, scaring readers such as his parents, his friends, neighbors, and even leaving a few school teachers scratching their heads wondering if the boy should be committed or not with his gruesome tales of terror. Short story ideas continued to visit. A book idea or two sometimes stopped by for a sit. In 2007 he decided to take a more professional approach with his work. Hence, as a member of the Horror Writers Association, already having nine books published by small presses – this you hold in your hand, constant reader, makes his tenth –  nearly thirty short stories published, adding to the few anthologies and collaborations with other authors, Brick Marlin trudges onward, hoping to achieve more creations, wallowing in the brain pans of his characters, giving them the choice whether to twist the knob and enter through the Red Door, or enter through the Blue Door where a group of servo monkey badgers are consuming packages of cinnamon-flavored Pop Rock Candy with a Kung Fu Punch of caffeine.

Book Synopsis for Shadow Out of the Sky:

A scarecrow crucified on a wooden cross made from a pair of two-by-fours sits in a field of corn, placed there to frighten away birds and protect the crops. Under its straw hat large buttons pose as its eyes, placed there by child’s fingers, view something sinister in the grave sky, appearing in front of the full moon.

 

Twisting, it forms into a sleek black mass, peering down upon the town of Woodbury. Four demons called The Reckoning has pulled this shadow, this urban legend from the past, out of an unmarked grave to bring terror across the planet, shoving it toward an apocalypse.

 

Now it cuts through the air, as if it were opening wounds in flesh, peering down at the first house that it hovers over…

 

Shadow Out of the Sky is Book One of the Transitional Delusions Series

 

Amazon Links for Shadow out of the Sky

Print Version

http://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Out-Sky-Brick-Marlin/dp/1941706207

Kindle Version

http://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Out-Transitional-Delusions-Book-ebook/dp/B00RB2PISY

Barnes and Noble

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/shadow-out-of-the-sky-brick-marlin/1120954039?ean=9781941706206

Author Links:

Website:

www.brickmarlin.com

 

Facebook:

 https://www.facebook.com/Brick-Marlin-182914455094243

 

Twitter:

@BrickMarlin

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