Your videos are amazing man!! I am a massive point horror fan in Ireland & have completed my UK collection and I am not looking at the US releases that never made it to the UK - its a fun hobby collecting them.
You commented on someone writing their name on the edges of a book... I did this to many many books that I kept in my classroom because I thought it would keep kids from stealing them, but now I’m just mad at myself for ruining so many of my books!! Never again!
I have the Visitor. Funny story on that one, because I had given my copy to a used bookstore but started to miss it a few years later and went to a different used bookstore and got the exact same copy I originally sold lol
Oooh more R.L. Stine as well as Point Horror- happy days!. This collection is amazing Cam!. Fright land sounds really exciting- I'll definetely check it out for sure.👻📚🍷 I'm digging the shirt- cool design. The blood splatters on the books are very cool.
I like you being weird Sir!!! So cool collection. I'm almost complete with my Fear Street Books too😁 I like watching your videos. Love your channel!!! Really awesome!!! I will never get tired of watching it!!!
That's a smart idea to group by release date. I hate when I group by the author but all the books are different sites 😔 Deathkins? that is amazing, I like anything with "kind" in it or "lings" like kittykins or spiderlings so cute 😊 These videos are mesmerizing.
Awesome collection! And I learned something new, I have a few of those R.L. Stine point horror books with “thriller “ on the spine. I had no idea those were Point Horror books.
Coffee Time with another blessed book collection video. I am still making some lists for myself of all the books I want to start collecting 🙈 Actually all these collections I would like to have in publication order as well. So it does please my OCD
@@LibraryMacabre I am starting so many collections at once. I am basically now at the point of, let me see what I can get and just order that since it is hard here to find anything at all
These covers are amazing. I went looking for some of these and the reprints and covers aren't nearly as cool. I actually owned The Lifeguard and I think it got donated at some point when I moved years ago. Regrets!
finally part 2! You have an amazing collection. I have the complete UK Point Horror and Unleashed . Our Nightmare Hall UK edition are only 15 books and the covers are too lousy 😂. I hope I can collect someday the US Nightmare Halls but its very hard to find here in the UK. Richie Tankersley Cusick , Diane Hoh and of course RL Stine, are my favourite authors from the series! Prom Dress by Lael Litke is the best too! thanks for sharing your books , more hauls ! 😊
I have to agree, while I like the Point Horror UK editions, the Nightmare Hall ones are pretty bland 😂 The US editions win in the Nightmare Hall department for sure. Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it. 😁
Oh, to be an author and have 21 printings of ONE book! I am happy to hear the news about Tim--I really want to get his autobiography similar to the R.L. Stine one I have! One of my favorite book illustrators. I remember not caring too much for Beach House either but love that cover. I loved The Stranger growing up! The Yearbook is on my list for this year. Thanks for the Point Horror history lesson--I had no idea! I feel like UK covers are usually better in general. Thanks for sharing!
❤cool collection❤ I've been watching your videos especially the R.L. Stine Fear Street again and again. I think like 10 times already 😁 My favorite videos. Love your channel!! I started collecting Fear Street Books too. Amazing collection❤ I've started going to Used Book Stores to add in my collection. Thanks for sharing Book Hauling!!! Learned so much from you. Thanks for sharing❤
“The Coffin” *cuts to himself coughing.* Nice edit. I just found The Babysitter II III and IV at Half Priced books and had to find your thoughts. Still need to find the original
I loved the boyfriend but my condescending jerk for a sister of mine got me into trouble at the time when I wanted to read the girlfriend my Mom said no in those days because of my sister. But now since my mom passed my sister became a Jehovas witness and learned to lighten up and became an actual good person.
I am an LJ Smith Super fan. I hated the TV shows. Read the books, you'll like them. The Secret Circle and Night World series are my favorites (I'm gutted we'll never have an end to the Night World series with Strange Fate). But I really love everything she writes. I have all the original books since their original releases except for The Forbidden Game, The Heart of Valor and Night of The Solstice. I started reading at 13 in the early 90's. I used to read all the books every summer so most of my books are very worn. I ended up buying the re-released omnibus books to preserve my original books. The cover art is so stunning on the original Night World books. Sometimes I just like to look at them. Cheers!
I read the Nightmare Hall books when I was in high school in the early 2000s. I have the whole series. I have read a few Point Horror books over the years. But it wasn't until about a year ago that I really started reading Point Horror books. I have about 40 of them. I also have some non Point Horror books but the same authors. Diane Hoh and Christopher Pike are my favorite authors. You've given me some more books to look for.
Call Waiting, just recently finished, good book, but not scary. The Watcher is on the way from ebay. A lot of books your showing on this video have been cut cheaper on ebay, I have many in ebay shopping cart. Wow, this is great
Thank you for another awesome video Cameron!! 🙌 😊 💜 Your collection is like a dream come true! All these covers are so good. Especially the Nightmare Hall series! I have a few of Diane Hoh’s books in my collection but I’m really looking forward to hunting down the rest. 📚
I read sooo many Christopher Pike books while I was in high school. This makes me feel nostalgic. I have a vivid memory of reading Whisper of Death. I’d be interested to revisit them and see what I think of them now
Whisper of Death is definitely on my TBR thanks to your review from goodreads. I have a bind-up of Pike's first two books but I'd much rather have them separate in their old covers! Thanks for sharing, Cameron! 😀
Me too! It looks like it’s gonna be a very fun series 😁👻 I recommend any of Cameron Roubique’s books, Under the Blade by Matt Serafini, Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare, Camp Slaughter by Sergio Gomez, Red Harvest by Patrick C. Greene, Bone Saw by Patrick Lacey, and Fat Camp by James Sabata.
I have almost all of the Christopher Pike books but I live in the UK so our covers are different. I do really like the US originals but I still prefer the UK Paul Davies/Mark Longworth covers. The later covers by Nicholas Forder are nice too but all the books had blank matte black covers with an item of art and the 'Pike' name in big foil letters so they are a bit less interesting. Unfortunately you can only get the mid-90s onwards books in these covers and some are quite rare over here as they must have stopped selling so well.
Thanks for your comment! I like the UK covers too and have been trying to collect some since the making of this video. I don’t have too many, but they’re fun to track down. :)
I like the ordering by publication date. Makes sense to me as they were all part of a series. Also allows you to see the changes in aesthetic over the period, as you mentioned. I found ‘Trick or Treat’ to be completely boring and frustrating to read. The cover is so cool though. Likewise ‘The Lifeguard’. I found Richie Tankersley Cusick’s plots to be convoluted and way too many metaphors in her writing! I have enjoyed most of RL Stine’s Point Horror books and think his writing is fun to read. Have you read ‘Red Rain’ that was published in 2012? It’s great! Like a Point Horror book for our generation now grown up and lots of tongue in cheek humour about children, primary school and parenting. I was born 1986, grew up in Australia and am a primary school teacher now. Over that past year and a bit have got back into RL Stine and am a big fan now. :-)
I never imagined there could be someone out there who has bookcases that eerily resemble my own. (*PS - I have first editions of Immortal and The Midnight Club - as paperbacks. They didn't come out in hardcover). Also have more in John Peel's Shockers series.
They actually did come out in hardcover alongside the paperbacks, they’re just very rare and expensive online. My library had them when I was younger, and they were official hardcovers with dust jackets. So cool that you have more of the Shockers books! I’m having a hard time finding those for a decent price.
I used to buy all my books secondhand from either charity shops or boot sales (or swap meets, in America) and the handwriting in them would sometimes make me laugh. Like a paperback Frankenstein with “this is gay” in the margin, or my favourite, a book of Flannery O’Connor stories with a heartfelt dedication dated two weeks before I bought it. Clearly a treasured gift!
Hi Cameron, I wanted to tell about a good middle grade horror trilogy from the 90s I am reading. The name of the trilogy is called: The House on Cherry Street. It is about a family that vacations at a lake house that has been vacated for a while. Soon poltergeist activity stirs up, but currently only the two children see and sense the manifestations. The little girl in particular gets on and off possessed by a ghost. This trilogy sort of gives me the Poltergeist movies of the 1980s vibe. I recommend this to you. I got the whole trilogy off ebay for a good deal. The trilogy consists of 1. The Haunting 2. The Horror and 3. The Final Nightmare. It is awesome how in the books, the poltergeist activity takes place at night, and won't let the children sleep. In the boy's room, currently, the mirror starts to glow every night. I think you would like these.
This was awesome! Definitely read The Vampire Diaries (the first four). I read them back when they were first published and was stoked about the show when it premiered years later. It sucked! Nowhere near as good as the books.
I’m would love to get my hands on these kinds of books. But I got to ask, what type of horror do these books range from? Like are they like slasher horror, ghost horror, or anything?
Point Horror is a series published by scholastic by many different authors, almost like an anthology series. Most had a specific formula, and they consisted of murder mysteries or slashers, and paranormal stories all centered around teens.
Definitely checkout The House next door by Richie Tankersley!! Loving it so far ,very atmospheric and the perfect amount of spooky. Look it up! If you read it let me know what you think (: love her writing flow!
@@LibraryMacabre yeah!! That was stupid. I never want to read again. They should change after what really happened in part 3 that lead to part 4, to make a sense better. But It was R.L Stine’s decision after all.
I remember this book called The Spell, just can't remember the author's name. It's about this girl who meets this eccentric old lady who happens to know magic. Anyway she doesn't really believe it but when her friend violates her privacy she asks a favor. Anyway I was pretty young when I read it.
Hmmm... I don’t think I’ve read this, but I’m trying to remember if I’ve come across it before. Is it YA? I have an older adult paperback called The Spell somewhere.
Also, I have also never seen anyone write on the sides of the book like that. I know I wrote all over the inside covers of one of my Goosebumps because someone at school kept trying to steal it but even then that seems excessive, lol. Especially if you're not going to for sure keep it!
My first point horror was Trick or Treat. I remember the excitement of taking my pocket money every Saturday to buy another one. I’m now 40 and my dad has given me all my books I just presumed he’d got rid of!! 🤗 I now intend to read Trick Or Treat again (maybe the rest of the books too) then hand down to my daughter 🌟
Ooooh, I only knew about Point Horror, from watching horror booktubers, but this is the first time I learned about the spin-offs. The Mutant Horror covers look so good!
Woot saw my name 🤣 I'm totally that awkward weird girl lord help me! Anyways, your collection never seizes to amaze me! Its absolutely amazing Cameron! I always learn something new and I have to totally agree with you those UK covers (chefs kiss) stunning! I'm interested in the Nightmare Hall series those keyhole covers again beautifully designed! I just literally finished up Trick or Treat last night and I have to say it was a fun ride. Now, I can read Autumncrow got her downloaded on the Ole kindle lol! Thank you again for always make top knot content ✌-Ashley
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you liked Trick or Treat, I really enjoyed that one too. If you search “Trick or Treat Point Horror audiobook” on TH-cam, you can listen to the AMAZING retro audio production of it. It’s so good! I hope you enjoy Autumncrow 🎃👻📚
I want to sit in your library and look at all the book covers. Vintage YA horror is my jam. I had Dances With Werewolves as a kid and rebought it as an adult. I think that and Bad Moonlight spurned my love of werewolves.
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I respect your life choices. 😋😂
Oh the beauty of it 🙌🏻🖤🖤🖤 makes my heart sing. I’m totally going to check out Frightland. That’s exciting!!
Thank you, Elizabeth! I’m excited to read FRIGHTLAND too! 😁👻📚
Your videos are amazing man!! I am a massive point horror fan in Ireland & have completed my UK collection and I am not looking at the US releases that never made it to the UK - its a fun hobby collecting them.
You commented on someone writing their name on the edges of a book... I did this to many many books that I kept in my classroom because I thought it would keep kids from stealing them, but now I’m just mad at myself for ruining so many of my books!! Never again!
That makes sense though, I never thought of that. Maybe that book came from a classroom? 🤔
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Amazing collection! Those Christopher Pike covers are so much fun. They make me want to read all of them.
He’s a pretty stellar author. Hope you can find some of his books! Thank you, Regina 🖤
Christopher Pike is my all time favorite author and it’s so great to see someone who appreciates him as much as I do 😊
I think a little writing in an old paperback adds character to it, but writing your name across the side of the pages is too far even for me, lol.
It’s just unacceptable 😆
I have the Visitor. Funny story on that one, because I had given my copy to a used bookstore but started to miss it a few years later and went to a different used bookstore and got the exact same copy I originally sold lol
That’s crazy! It was just meant to be yours, I guess 👻📚
The Cheerleader, I read that book so many times! I lived for all of these books in high school.
Oooh more R.L. Stine as well as Point Horror- happy days!. This collection is amazing Cam!. Fright land sounds really exciting- I'll definetely check it out for sure.👻📚🍷
I'm digging the shirt- cool design. The blood splatters on the books are very cool.
Thank you, Jenny! I’m glad you liked this. 🙌😎
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I’ve already got a backlog of reading to do and finding videos like this don’t help shorten that list.
Your point horror collection is freaking awesome! 🤘🏼📚
Thank you! 🙌🙌
If my bookshelves could be as organized as yours..... Goals!
Feel free to copy me! 😄😂
I have so many books, there's no time! Wonder if I could hire someone to do it for me? 😂😂
I like you being weird Sir!!! So cool collection. I'm almost complete with my Fear Street Books too😁 I like watching your videos. Love your channel!!! Really awesome!!! I will never get tired of watching it!!!
Wow Cameron Nice Video 👏
I always love your book self tour videos they are really well made. I will be excited for the next video.
Thanks so much! The next part it up now 😁📚
The Weekend by Christopher Pike was sooo good. I am almost 41, man I miss my childhood teenage years.
That's a smart idea to group by release date. I hate when I group by the author but all the books are different sites 😔 Deathkins? that is amazing, I like anything with "kind" in it or "lings" like kittykins or spiderlings so cute 😊 These videos are mesmerizing.
Thank you, Mers! D.E. Athkins is totally the best pen name ever 😆
Awesome collection! And I learned something new, I have a few of those R.L. Stine point horror books with “thriller “ on the spine. I had no idea those were Point Horror books.
Have you got any books from M.D. Spencer's "Shivers" series? Also, the "Fright Time" series is pretty good (written by various authors).
I have all of the Fright Time books and most of the Shivers series. :)
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Coffee Time with another blessed book collection video. I am still making some lists for myself of all the books I want to start collecting 🙈 Actually all these collections I would like to have in publication order as well. So it does please my OCD
It pleases my OCD too! 😂 I hope this video helps you track down some Fear Street for your collection. :)
@@LibraryMacabre I am starting so many collections at once. I am basically now at the point of, let me see what I can get and just order that since it is hard here to find anything at all
These covers are amazing. I went looking for some of these and the reprints and covers aren't nearly as cool. I actually owned The Lifeguard and I think it got donated at some point when I moved years ago. Regrets!
The covers are really bad for some of these now, but I’m happy some of them are at least still in print. :-)
@@LibraryMacabre I agree! Since watching your channel I’m into finding vintage YA horror now. Thanks for inspiring me to go hunting! 📚🙂
@@the_dancerjen1773 me too!
I’m glad to help! 😁
finally part 2! You have an amazing collection. I have the complete UK Point Horror and Unleashed . Our Nightmare Hall UK edition are only 15 books and the covers are too lousy 😂. I hope I can collect someday the US Nightmare Halls but its very hard to find here in the UK. Richie Tankersley Cusick , Diane Hoh and of course RL Stine, are my favourite authors from the series! Prom Dress by Lael Litke is the best too! thanks for sharing your books , more hauls ! 😊
I have to agree, while I like the Point Horror UK editions, the Nightmare Hall ones are pretty bland 😂 The US editions win in the Nightmare Hall department for sure. Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it. 😁
Well you gave me an idea with the private school books wow!! Always loved good boarding school reads!
"Buckle up, buttercup." Okaaay! 😄 I've just added so many books to my TBR. Loved this! Can't wait for the next part! 🙌🏾 🎃 🖤
Bwahaha 🤣 Awesome! I’m glad to add even more books to your TBR. 😁
Oh, to be an author and have 21 printings of ONE book!
I am happy to hear the news about Tim--I really want to get his autobiography similar to the R.L. Stine one I have! One of my favorite book illustrators. I remember not caring too much for Beach House either but love that cover. I loved The Stranger growing up! The Yearbook is on my list for this year. Thanks for the Point Horror history lesson--I had no idea! I feel like UK covers are usually better in general. Thanks for sharing!
I’d love to have a book out with that many printings 😁 I loved Stine’s biography but I have yet to find Tim’s. I need to have it!
❤cool collection❤ I've been watching your videos especially the R.L. Stine Fear Street again and again. I think like 10 times already 😁 My favorite videos. Love your channel!! I started collecting Fear Street Books too. Amazing collection❤ I've started going to Used Book Stores to add in my collection. Thanks for sharing Book Hauling!!! Learned so much from you. Thanks for sharing❤
“The Coffin” *cuts to himself coughing.* Nice edit. I just found The Babysitter II III and IV at Half Priced books and had to find your thoughts. Still need to find the original
I loved the boyfriend but my condescending jerk for a sister of mine got me into trouble at the time when I wanted to read the girlfriend my Mom said no in those days because of my sister. But now since my mom passed my sister became a Jehovas witness and learned to lighten up and became an actual good person.
I am an LJ Smith Super fan. I hated the TV shows. Read the books, you'll like them. The Secret Circle and Night World series are my favorites (I'm gutted we'll never have an end to the Night World series with Strange Fate). But I really love everything she writes. I have all the original books since their original releases except for The Forbidden Game, The Heart of Valor and Night of The Solstice. I started reading at 13 in the early 90's. I used to read all the books every summer so most of my books are very worn. I ended up buying the re-released omnibus books to preserve my original books. The cover art is so stunning on the original Night World books. Sometimes I just like to look at them. Cheers!
I read the Nightmare Hall books when I was in high school in the early 2000s. I have the whole series. I have read a few Point Horror books over the years. But it wasn't until about a year ago that I really started reading Point Horror books. I have about 40 of them. I also have some non Point Horror books but the same authors. Diane Hoh and Christopher Pike are my favorite authors. You've given me some more books to look for.
Call Waiting, just recently finished, good book, but not scary. The Watcher is on the way from ebay. A lot of books your showing on this video have been cut cheaper on ebay, I have many in ebay shopping cart. Wow, this is great
I'd like to know where you found most of your books. Specifically those which were bought online.
I love Christopher Pike. Back in the day my parents got them all through our local bookstore. specially ordered. a big thanks to that shop owner.
Another wonderful video showing off your epic collection! Awesome stuff, Cameron!
Thank you!! ☺️
Road to Nowhere and the Thirst series are the only Christopher Pike books I own so far-I'm hoping to find more at a local used bookstore.
I’ve only just started watching and I know I’m going to take so many screenshots of books I need 😂
Happy book hunting! 📚👻
Pike's Remember Me and Remember Me 2: The Return still firm faves of mine 25 years later
Havent even watched this yet and I'm already excited
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I enjoyed the video immensely! Also, how many times did you get told you look and talk like Seth Rogen??
Oh my God, this was reminder of my teen years .. I read a lot of these books then.
Beach house was my favorite book when I was in 3rd grade - I own 2 copies but not sure where they are at 😅
Which return to Fear Street book is your favorite? I have not read any of them, but I would like to
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My entire childhood in a living room...how quaint.
Its so cool to see all of these books again! I just got “let me tell you how i died” from a local thrift shop this weekend. Its got a cool cover.
Great find! I’m still searching that one out.
Thank you for another awesome video Cameron!! 🙌 😊 💜 Your collection is like a dream come true! All these covers are so good. Especially the Nightmare Hall series! I have a few of Diane Hoh’s books in my collection but I’m really looking forward to hunting down the rest. 📚
Thank you, Valerie! I hope you can track down the rest of those books. 👻📚🎃
I have the hardcover of immortal I will trade it for tales of terror 2 if your interested
I read sooo many Christopher Pike books while I was in high school. This makes me feel nostalgic. I have a vivid memory of reading Whisper of Death. I’d be interested to revisit them and see what I think of them now
Whisper of Death is definitely on my TBR thanks to your review from goodreads. I have a bind-up of Pike's first two books but I'd much rather have them separate in their old covers! Thanks for sharing, Cameron! 😀
I have that same bind-up and I have to agree, the old covers are MUCH better 😆 Thank you!
Awesome collection. Can't wait to start frightland.
I am big on slashers. Got any good recommendations?
Me too! It looks like it’s gonna be a very fun series 😁👻 I recommend any of Cameron Roubique’s books, Under the Blade by Matt Serafini, Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare, Camp Slaughter by Sergio Gomez, Red Harvest by Patrick C. Greene, Bone Saw by Patrick Lacey, and Fat Camp by James Sabata.
@@LibraryMacabre thank u so much. Fat camp awesome.
You’re welcome!
Also anything by David Sodergren all of his stuff is amazing
Can you make a video on your top favourite horror book series
Wow you took me back to the early '90s!!
How to read point horror? By authors or release dates?
None of the books are connected so you can read any one you choose :)
Thanks 😊
@@LibraryMacabre, do you have a complete list of the point books in order of publication? I can't seem to find one anywhere.
Just found Christopher Pikes Lost Mind at goodwill for a dollar. Picked it up because of watching you your channel!
That’s a great find and a wonderful deal!
Bro i freaked love your videos your introducing me to so many books that bring back childhood nostalgia. Thank you instantly subscribed
Thank you so much for subscribing! 😁 I’m glad to bring back those memories 📚
The Ultimate Episode!!!!!
Hey dude, I sent you an email (because I wasn't sure if you're still off social media atm) Just wanted to let you know!
Thanks, Cam! I sent a reply. 😎
Chain Letter 2 was my favorite. That story was a wild ride. I was always more of a Pike fan. Though The Boyfriend by Stein almost made me throw up.
I haven’t read Chain Letter 2 yet, but I hope to double feature it with the first one soon! 👻📚
I have almost all of the Christopher Pike books but I live in the UK so our covers are different. I do really like the US originals but I still prefer the UK Paul Davies/Mark Longworth covers. The later covers by Nicholas Forder are nice too but all the books had blank matte black covers with an item of art and the 'Pike' name in big foil letters so they are a bit less interesting. Unfortunately you can only get the mid-90s onwards books in these covers and some are quite rare over here as they must have stopped selling so well.
Thanks for your comment! I like the UK covers too and have been trying to collect some since the making of this video. I don’t have too many, but they’re fun to track down. :)
Loved these in the 90s
Season of passage?!?!
Love the Point Horror books. I'm actually planning to read The Lifeguard by Richie Tankersley Cusick for the summer.
I’d like to read that one this summer too!
Did you enjoy the secret diaries by Janice Harrel ,you read that one ?! It's on my list !!
I haven’t read it yet, but looks fun!
I like the ordering by publication date. Makes sense to me as they were all part of a series. Also allows you to see the changes in aesthetic over the period, as you mentioned.
I found ‘Trick or Treat’ to be completely boring and frustrating to read. The cover is so cool though. Likewise ‘The Lifeguard’. I found Richie Tankersley Cusick’s plots to be convoluted and way too many metaphors in her writing!
I have enjoyed most of RL Stine’s Point Horror books and think his writing is fun to read.
Have you read ‘Red Rain’ that was published in 2012? It’s great! Like a Point Horror book for our generation now grown up and lots of tongue in cheek humour about children, primary school and parenting.
I was born 1986, grew up in Australia and am a primary school teacher now. Over that past year and a bit have got back into RL Stine and am a big fan now. :-)
Thank you! I haven’t read Red Rain yet but I do own a copy and I would like to get to it eventually. There’s just so much to read all the time! 😂
I never imagined there could be someone out there who has bookcases that eerily resemble my own. (*PS - I have first editions of Immortal and The Midnight Club - as paperbacks. They didn't come out in hardcover). Also have more in John Peel's Shockers series.
They actually did come out in hardcover alongside the paperbacks, they’re just very rare and expensive online. My library had them when I was younger, and they were official hardcovers with dust jackets. So cool that you have more of the Shockers books! I’m having a hard time finding those for a decent price.
I used to buy all my books secondhand from either charity shops or boot sales (or swap meets, in America) and the handwriting in them would sometimes make me laugh. Like a paperback Frankenstein with “this is gay” in the margin, or my favourite, a book of Flannery O’Connor stories with a heartfelt dedication dated two weeks before I bought it. Clearly a treasured gift!
That cracks me up! 🤣🤣
Hi Cameron, I wanted to tell about a good middle grade horror trilogy from the 90s I am reading. The name of the trilogy is called: The House on Cherry Street. It is about a family that vacations at a lake house that has been vacated for a while. Soon poltergeist activity stirs up, but currently only the two children see and sense the manifestations. The little girl in particular gets on and off possessed by a ghost. This trilogy sort of gives me the Poltergeist movies of the 1980s vibe. I recommend this to you. I got the whole trilogy off ebay for a good deal. The trilogy consists of 1. The Haunting 2. The Horror and 3. The Final Nightmare. It is awesome how in the books, the poltergeist activity takes place at night, and won't let the children sleep. In the boy's room, currently, the mirror starts to glow every night. I think you would like these.
Thanks Jonathan! I have books two and three, I’m just keeping my eye out for book 1 I’m used bookstores. I’ve heard great things about it. :)
This was awesome! Definitely read The Vampire Diaries (the first four). I read them back when they were first published and was stoked about the show when it premiered years later. It sucked! Nowhere near as good as the books.
Thank you! I’ll definitely check out the first four books. :)
Have you entered Vax-a-Million yet? That would support your creative endeavors (and your book habit) for a couple of years!
Haha Good point, Troy! 😆
The videos are so good👍👍👍 have I missed the latest Night Worms unboxing though??
Thank you! My Night Worms unboxing will be up in a week. 👻
Brilliant video
I’m so jealous!
Have you read the book overdue by Richie? I saw it on Barnes and nobles but it’s a little pricey
I haven’t read it yet, but I have it waiting for me! Nice to see her books are still in print with the original covers! 😃
I’m would love to get my hands on these kinds of books. But I got to ask, what type of horror do these books range from?
Like are they like slasher horror, ghost horror, or anything?
They’re pretty much the full spectrum. Slashers, ghost stories, you name it. 😎
What is a pointe horror book. They are by different authors so how do they get that classification?
Point Horror is a series published by scholastic by many different authors, almost like an anthology series. Most had a specific formula, and they consisted of murder mysteries or slashers, and paranormal stories all centered around teens.
So what is your dividing line between horror and dark fantasy? ;)
Haha It’s just L.J. Smith used to be grouped in with the teen horror authors back in the 90s so I’m just used to her being there 😆
*drools* 😻
I have a copy of chain letter but the poor book has had its days lol you do have quite a collection
Thank you!
haunted or gravity would be a nice title for a horror stories
I love that! 😂
Gravity?! No no, definitely haunted!
Totally. 🤣
Any clue why Gene Simmons is on the cover for Huntress?
😂
Definitely checkout The House next door by Richie Tankersley!! Loving it so far ,very atmospheric and the perfect amount of spooky. Look it up! If you read it let me know what you think (: love her writing flow!
I have to track that one down!
@@LibraryMacabre I believe I got it on eBay or thriftbooks very cheap !!! It's a nice cozier paranormal romance so far! Sick cover too!!
I had teachers in school who made me write my name on the side or top of my books 😂
Monsters! 😆
Is first printing the same as 1st edition?
It actually isn’t. The same edition can have several reprintings, but if you want a true first edition, it must also be the original printing.
I have to agree with you I love The babysitter by R.L Stine. They’re my favorite. Except part 4 which is not good at all. It’s bad!!!!
I read part 4 and was like... “Ghosts now? Really?? And who would let Jenny babysit after part 3???” 😂
@@LibraryMacabre yeah!! That was stupid. I never want to read again. They should change after what really happened in part 3 that lead to part 4, to make a sense better. But It was R.L Stine’s decision after all.
Amazing collection! You have lots of books that I never knew existed and I saw some books that I remember doing book reports on back in the day. Lol
I remember this book called The Spell, just can't remember the author's name. It's about this girl who meets this eccentric old lady who happens to know magic. Anyway she doesn't really believe it but when her friend violates her privacy she asks a favor.
Anyway I was pretty young when I read it.
Hmmm... I don’t think I’ve read this, but I’m trying to remember if I’ve come across it before. Is it YA? I have an older adult paperback called The Spell somewhere.
@@LibraryMacabre Yeah, it's YA for sure, was rather short
I with the Hub Network would come back so that Christopher Pike and R. L. Stine could be reunited.
I would love to see it come back 😭
@@LibraryMacabre I will be forever haunted by the memory of the Haunted Hub.
Love these spooky book shelf explorations. Thanks Creep. 😊
BTW The Eternal Enemy by Christopher Pike was just so sad.
That’s a glowing review for me! I like sad books. 😆
@@LibraryMacabre It's not really horror, more sci-fi
Also, I have also never seen anyone write on the sides of the book like that. I know I wrote all over the inside covers of one of my Goosebumps because someone at school kept trying to steal it but even then that seems excessive, lol. Especially if you're not going to for sure keep it!
I wrote my name inside mine too so they wouldn’t be stolen 🤣🤣
@@LibraryMacabre Must have been a phenomenon!
I’m so jealous of your collection!
My first point horror was Trick or Treat. I remember the excitement of taking my pocket money every Saturday to buy another one. I’m
now 40 and my dad has given me all my books
I just presumed he’d got rid of!! 🤗
I now intend to read Trick Or Treat again (maybe the rest of the books too) then hand down to my daughter 🌟
That’s so great that your dad saved them and you can pass them down! I love that 😁🎃
Ooooh, I only knew about Point Horror, from watching horror booktubers, but this is the first time I learned about the spin-offs. The Mutant Horror covers look so good!
Aren’t they great?? I’m so glad to have some 😁
Woot saw my name 🤣 I'm totally that awkward weird girl lord help me! Anyways, your collection never seizes to amaze me! Its absolutely amazing Cameron! I always learn something new and I have to totally agree with you those UK covers (chefs kiss) stunning! I'm interested in the Nightmare Hall series those keyhole covers again beautifully designed! I just literally finished up Trick or Treat last night and I have to say it was a fun ride. Now, I can read Autumncrow got her downloaded on the Ole kindle lol! Thank you again for always make top knot content ✌-Ashley
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you liked Trick or Treat, I really enjoyed that one too. If you search “Trick or Treat Point Horror audiobook” on TH-cam, you can listen to the AMAZING retro audio production of it. It’s so good! I hope you enjoy Autumncrow 🎃👻📚
Very cool I didn't even know what point horror was. Loved the bookshelf tour have a great weekend
If you ever give one a read, let me know what you think! I hope you have a great weekend too, man 😎📚
I want to sit in your library and look at all the book covers. Vintage YA horror is my jam.
I had Dances With Werewolves as a kid and rebought it as an adult. I think that and Bad Moonlight spurned my love of werewolves.
I love Dances with Wolves! Great film :)
Great collection! Btw did you know that there was an audio series for some of the Point Horror books?
Yes! I’ve listened to all of them on TH-cam. Great stuff!