Horror Aficionados discussion

It's time for our February Group Read nominations.
This month's theme is Native American Horror.

We all know the rules, so start nominating!

Excellent. I'll nominate The Trickster by Muriel Gray

I nominate "The Nestling" by Charles L. Grant

The Only Good Indians

i nominate Night of the Wendigo

I second Only the Good Indians

Savage by Mary SanGiovani

tapetum lucidum by sister slaughter

*The Only Good Indians

The Only Good Indians is not available yet (release date: May 2020)

The Only Good Indians

I nominate The Manitou, by Graham Masterton.

+1 The Manitou

If we read The Manitou can we have a group watch of the movie. :)

Cynthia wrote: "I nominate "The Nestling" by Charles L. Grant"

+1 The Nestling

Anything by Owl Goingback - Tribal Screams was great from last year. Coyote Rage might be fantasy-ish, not sure.

I 2nd.

Marie Helene wrote: "The Only Good Indians is not available yet (release date: May 2020)"

The only good indians is NOT out yet.
The only good indians is NOT out yet.

Duncan wrote: "Anything by Owl Goingback - Tribal Screams was great from last year. Coyote Rage might be fantasy-ish, not sure."

Tribal Screams

I nominate The Redning by Adam Nevill

Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubeshig Rice.

The Last Final Girl by Stephen Graham Jones

Stolen Tongues
by Felix Blackwell

Michael wrote: "I nominate The Redning by Adam Nevill"

I believe The Reddening is British folk horror, not Native American.

Breed by Owl Goingback

It's been on my TBR list for a while now! I'd love to finally get to it! XD

Evil Whispers jon, your review sold me on this one. I just read the first part.

Thunderhead
by Douglas Preston

Tracy wrote: "Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubeshig Rice."

Moon of the Crusted Snow

Tracy wrote: "The Last Final Girl by Stephen Graham Jones"

The Last Final Girl

Another vote for The Manitou.

Judy Cadena wrote: "Thunderhead
by Douglas Preston

"

+1

Latasha wrote: "Tracy wrote: "The Last Final Girl by Stephen Graham Jones"

The Last Final Girl"

I second The Last Final Girl.

Latasha wrote: "Tracy wrote: "Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubeshig Rice."

Moon of the Crusted Snow"

And I also second the Moon of the Crusted Snow.

Another vote for The Manitou.

I nominate Daughter of Smoke and Bone; scary stuff all.... can you dig this line......

A seventeen-year-old Prague art student named Karou leads an interesting life: she has blue hair that grows from her head, speaks a variety of languages, has three bullets in her stomach, and has been raised by creatures with human and animal features called chimaera. These are Brimstone, with lion legs and ram horns; Issa, with a snake's lower body, hood, and fangs; Twiga, with a giraffe neck; and Yasri, with a parrot beak. Kishmish, a crow with bat wings, acts as a messenger from Brimstone to Karou. Karou is often sent on missions to gather teeth for Brimstone, although she does not know what they are used for and why there are certain rules such as "no baby teeth" and "no rotting". In return she gets wishes; the higher the price, the greater the wish.


Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor and published by Hachette Book Group, an imprint of Little, Brown and Company.

I'll nominate: Crota , and , Those Who Came Before

I'll nominate Edgewise

Chandler wrote: "I'll nominate Edgewise"

I will second .

The theme is Native American Horror... yet half of these suggestions are anything but in that category

I also recommend THE TRICKSTER by Muriel Gray

+1 for Edgewise.

+1 for Moon of the Crusted Snow

I second Crota.

And I'll nominate The Wendigo by Algernon Blackwood!

I'll also vote for Evil Whispers.

Pete wrote: "The theme is Native American Horror... yet half of these suggestions are anything but in that category


Oooh, so you noticed.

Jen_Ken wrote: "I nominate Daughter of Smoke and Bone; scary stuff all.... can you dig this line......

A seventeen-year-old Prague art student named Karou leads an interesting life: she has blue hair that grows f..."

This is not Native American Horror....

Jon Recluse wrote: "Jen_Ken wrote: "I nominate Daughter of Smoke and Bone; scary stuff all.... can you dig this line......

A seventeen-year-old Prague art student named Karou leads an interesting life: she has blue h..."

It's also "Fantasy"...not really Horror...

Judy Cadena wrote: "Thunderhead
by Douglas Preston

"


+1

Moon of the Crusted Snow

+1

(quoted as 'A First Nations Post-Apocalyptic Thriller', and maybe more SF than horror)

I nominate Charnel House by Graham Masterton

Jon Recluse wrote: "I nominate Charnel House by Graham Masterton"

Vintage Masterton. I'll second Charnel House.