"Horror has always been sad to me," Ellison remarks with casual profundity to Thrower, who rightly states that Don't Go in the House's scorching early centerpiece "takes the viewer through shock into a kind of stunned admiration." It's up to you whether you go in the house, but I'll be breaking the bank and getting ready for some heavy lifting when Thrower flames readers with volume two of Nightmare USA.

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