Post by greglamberson on Aug 7, 2010 22:52:34 GMT -6
I'm thrilled: the new FANGORIA features a great review of THE FRENZY WAY. Excerpts:
"Gregory Lamberson is the sort of force that dark fantasy and horror are lucky to have. The multi-talented director of both the cult NYC backyard gorefest SLIME CITY and it's new sequel/remake SLIME CITY MASSACRE genuinely loves what he does, expressing his rather unbalanced - and thats meant in the most positive way possible - psyche in as many media as he can get his mitts on."
"Shuffled into the mix as writer, producer, director and occasional actor. Lamberson also manages to be an accomplished novelist (he penned the award-nominated Johnny Gruesome). His latest, The Frenzy Way, is a werewolf story - or at least that is the easiest single-line to sell it. Because the book is many, many things, in fact and therein lies its strength: Everything save the kitchen sink makes it way into these pages, and the result is a work of operatically insane junk-food pulp fiction."
"Filled with violence and winking paperback-potboiler thrills, The Frenzy way is a ton of briskly paced, loopy (as in garou) fun."
"Gregory Lamberson is the sort of force that dark fantasy and horror are lucky to have. The multi-talented director of both the cult NYC backyard gorefest SLIME CITY and it's new sequel/remake SLIME CITY MASSACRE genuinely loves what he does, expressing his rather unbalanced - and thats meant in the most positive way possible - psyche in as many media as he can get his mitts on."
"Shuffled into the mix as writer, producer, director and occasional actor. Lamberson also manages to be an accomplished novelist (he penned the award-nominated Johnny Gruesome). His latest, The Frenzy Way, is a werewolf story - or at least that is the easiest single-line to sell it. Because the book is many, many things, in fact and therein lies its strength: Everything save the kitchen sink makes it way into these pages, and the result is a work of operatically insane junk-food pulp fiction."
"Filled with violence and winking paperback-potboiler thrills, The Frenzy way is a ton of briskly paced, loopy (as in garou) fun."
