“Vampire’s Honeymoon”: His name was Dick Man. I met her last night.  She’s beside me now, asleep, because I’m afraid to let her out of my sight; afraid I’ll lose her again, as mysteriously as I found her, if I don’t keep her with me every mome…

7/ Yet another Cornell Woolrich with the unintentionally hilarious "Vampire's Honeymoon" (HORROR STORIES, Aug./Sept. 1939). Also, so far, the horniest I've seen the famously UNhorny Woolrich get.

Go on, enjoy this campy treat. 🧛 #pulp #horror #MinoredInVampireLore #HockeyStake #DickMan

“Vampire’s Honeymoon”: His name was Dick Man. I met her last night.  She’s beside me now, asleep, because I’m afraid to let her out of my sight; afraid I’ll lose her again, as mysteriously as I found her, if I don’t keep her with me every mome…

5/5 Last bonkers review, not a romance this time, but Cornell Woolrich's foray into classic horror with "Vampire's Honeymoon" from 1939. So-bad-it's-good, with a female vampire killer who uses a hockey stick as a stake. 🧛‍♀️🏒💕 #pulp #dickman #minoredinvampirelore