BEHOLD THE UNDEAD OF DRACULA IBD

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The classic monsters have returned&hellip, again!During the gothic horror revival of the late 1950s through the 1970s, vampires, witches, devil worshipers, occultists, spirits, ghouls, and grave-robbing mad scientists returned to terrify a new generation of thrill-seeking movie audiences. Influenced by the social and cultural upheavals of the time and the ever-present specter of nuclear war, these classic terrors became more violent, more subversive&mdash,and more seductive.Behold the Undead of Dracula features stories inspired by the films of the gothic horror revival, dripping with blazing bright-red blood and radiating sex appeal.Eleven of the best authors in underground horror fiction offer up unique and terrifying takes on this special era of cinematic history, summoning spine-tingling tales sure to frighten and seduce unwary readers.Grab your popcorn, take a seat, and watch as the curtain rises on these gothic nightmares. Bear witness to the lurid and sensual horrors of Behold the Undead of Dracula!Featuring:Go to the Devil&rdquo, by Matthew M. Bartlett&ldquo,Over the Violets There That Lie&rdquo, by Gwendolyn Kiste&ldquo,George Strait and the Black Orchard Grimoire&rdquo, by Mer Whinery&ldquo,Vengeance of the Blood Princess&rdquo, by Dominique Lamssies&ldquo,Diabolus in Musica&rdquo, by William Tea&ldquo,Taste of Fear in the Night (European Release Title: Curse of the Mountain Witches)&rdquo, by Tom Breen&ldquo,You Should Smile More: The Blood Coven of Arkana&rdquo, by Heather L. Levy&ldquo,Mina&rsquo,s Castle&rdquo, by Sean M. Thompson&ldquo,Cleaver Castle of Carnage Presents: The Coven Strikes Back&rdquo, by Christa Carmen&ldquo,The Bloody Cask of Rasputin&rdquo, by Thomas C. Mavroudis&ldquo,The Filthy Creation of Frankenstein&rdquo, by Gemma FilesCover art by Trevor HendersonInterior illustration by Mat FitzsimmonsEditing and layout by Jonathan Raab