Silver Scream is a fantastic anthology of horror stories somehow related to movies. It's got most of the 80's big names in horror, but the standout story is Mark Arnold's "Pilgrims To the Cathedral," a bloody homage to pulpy, drive-in horror with a surprisingly tender heart. ( )

David J Schow was (and is) one of the best american horror writers. In 1988 he edited this anthology of stories centered around cinema in all it's forms and malforms. This book also became a sort of centrepiece for the, then young, literary form called splatterpunk. Many excellent stories in this one and a huge afterword. ( )