A grim, blood-streaked shocker from the height of the pulp-horror paperback era, Slash of Death follows a masked killer carving a path through a terrified community while the truth behind the violence coils in the shadows. Slater keeps the pace breathless and the atmosphere sleazy, building a world where every alley feels like a trap and every character could be next. It’s unapologetically lurid, packed with tension, grit, and that unmistakable grindhouse energy—perfect for readers who love their horror raw, fast, and razor-sharp.
Shows signs of wear. This book is creased and warped.
