Jan '19
Would you want one? Think of it like the movie/tv database, which is technically also a video game database (but I haven't added shit). You can add titles, categorize stuff, and rate it.
You could add basic horror-ish titles and whatever else. I'm sure there are plenty of important horror novels that were adapted into films, as well as horror novelizations that could be mentioned.
I'm asking for thoughts and trying to build hype, but either way, I'm gonna add this feature because the framework is already there. I just want want to see what kind of titles ought to come up. I'm thinking everything from Stephen King, Jack Ketchum, and all those prominent horror movies based on books, like Psycho, The Exorcist, etc. I don't want this thing to be dead in the water as soon as I add the feature. I want to have enough titles to make it halfway decent.
Thoughts? What titles should be added? Do you even read, bro? (I don't)
You could add basic horror-ish titles and whatever else. I'm sure there are plenty of important horror novels that were adapted into films, as well as horror novelizations that could be mentioned.
I'm asking for thoughts and trying to build hype, but either way, I'm gonna add this feature because the framework is already there. I just want want to see what kind of titles ought to come up. I'm thinking everything from Stephen King, Jack Ketchum, and all those prominent horror movies based on books, like Psycho, The Exorcist, etc. I don't want this thing to be dead in the water as soon as I add the feature. I want to have enough titles to make it halfway decent.
Thoughts? What titles should be added? Do you even read, bro? (I don't)
King should definitely be at the top of the list whenever you start this book database. I'm not even crazy about a fair bit of his writing, but his name's everywhere in the world of horror. Some novelizations would probably be good additions. Those can be interesting sometimes since usually they aren't based on the final script. Curtis Richards' Halloween comes to mind.
I'd like to say H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe should also be priorities, but they're mostly known for their short stories. Not sure how you would handle that, if at all.