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When the carnival comes to Red Mesa, everyone is excited, especially Ethan and Jake. However when townsfolk start dying mysteriously, and the couple are attacked, they decide to investigate. Joining the carnival as a knife throwing act, they encounter an assortment of human oddities, including 7 foot Siamese twins. When some of the carnival workers are slaughtered, Jake and Ethan are thrown into a nightmare that may prove to be their undoing. Their greatest challenge is, why is the mysterious tree growing whenever anyone dies?

Micah and Joshua were more than brothers. They were also serial killers, an unstoppable force of mayhem as they made their way across the Old West to California in search of gold. When they crossed paths with army sergeant and former indian tracker Eddie McCarthy, all their fortunes changed.

Evan Dufort is miserable and unhappy with life. He misses his recently deceased cat, has few friends, and is plagued with illnesses. When he wins the lottery, he decides to take his best friend Kaden on an adventure. Unfortunately, everyone they seem to come in contact with dies. Are his winnings cursed, or is there something darker at work?

When the Queen dies, it's up to her young son to become ruler. But what can he do when the twin he absorbed in the womb wants the power, and is trying to break out of the Prince's body? It's up to a drunken, oversexed Elf (who happens to be the new King's lover), two Dwarves, and a mysterious Druid to set things right, before the kingdom goes up in flames.

From Scott Colbert, the author of Barbed Wire Kisses, Detritus, and A Journey Through Perversion: The Films of John Waters comes another collection of essays this time chronicling the work of David Cronenberg. From Rabid to Cosmopolis and all stops in between, Colbert offers his informal, yet unique perspective on a body of work, from one of the greatest directors of our time.

In his third volume of film essays, best-selling author Scott Colbert takes a look at the work of David Lynch With his conversational tone, and knowledge, which made his work on John Waters and David Cronenberg so successful, Colbert manages to make Lynch accessible and interesting. From Eraserhead to Inland Empire, he runs the gamut, and one thing is certain, you probably won't agree with all of what he says!

Halloween, a serial killer's son and stoner zombies. These are things that make up Detritus, the dregs and bramble of Scott Colbert's twisted imagination. Spanning a period of five years these short pieces serve as an introduction to his work, as well as whetting your appetite for his weird western novella Barbed Wire Kisses.

From Pink Flamingos to A Dirty Shame John Waters has something to offend everyone, and make you laugh while doing so. In this collection of essays, Scott Colbert takes a conversational tone about Waters' movies, and why he's one of the most important film directors of the past 40 years. Collected from his popular columns on talkbacker.com, Colbert offers an insightful, humorous and and approachable take on the films from the Pope of Trash.With a foreword by Nick Nightly co-host of the Shut Up Kids podcast, A Journey Through Perversion: The films of John Waters is an essential collection of ...

For almost a decade the Imaginarium has delved into pop culture,movies,music,comics,and occasionally politics. Hosted by The Horror Nerd Todd Staruch, and bestselling author Scott Colbert, both fill the show with humor,profanity and the occasional coherent thought. The Imaginarium loves to highlight indie artist and love having them as guests. The Imaginarium may be a lot of things,but one thing it's not is boring.