Any of y'al f*** with horror books like s*** from Edgar Allan Poe or Lovecraft, i don't know much modern writers. My fav stories gotta be Rat in the Walls, The tell-tale heart, the black cat and I am Legend

Not really horror but I read Something Wicked This Way Comes last October and absolutely loved it. I’m a big fall season guy and love Halloween so it was everything I wanted

the story w the girl w the ribbon around her neck

most of lovecraft's s*** thats worth reading is on wikisource en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Shadow_Out_of_Time

I wasn’t a broke boy for a month so I decided to buy his whole collection. Don’t like reading off the internet

i feel that. If you dont mind comics i would say alan moore is the only one who did lovecraft's stories and characters any justice with Providence

Locke & Key has some lovecraftian vibes as well. One of my fave comics

thats the one by stephen king's kid right?

Yup, Joe Hill. Dude is great, just like his pops

Always wanted to check that out, only Alan Moore comic I read watch watchmen and I loved it

hes such a pimp.
also for comics i can't recommend Junji Ito enough. a lot of people call him the japanese lovecraft (fucked up creatures, cosmic dread and helplessness)

Uzumaki had me shook

we're all just f***in spirals man

Oh yeah i read Junji Ito a bunch i don't know why I didn't include him Tomie got to be my fav from him, taught me not to trust these hoes, but also made me fall for these e girls

King is king

Attack of the mutant
(Goosebumps)

When I was young I drove my quad in the middle of the desert and found a purple building surrounded by trees , like in the book

Where to start with him?

I know lots of his stories are goat. But which one will get me addicted?

I'd say there's multiple places you could start. Maybe something like Pet Sematary or 'Salem's Lot because they're not crazy long and easy to get into. But honestly, I think his magnum opus is The Stand, and it's timely af right now (it's about a superflu that wipes out like 90+ percent of humanity). But it's his longest book, I think. Worth it though if you stick with it. You also can't go wrong with The Shining or Misery. There are tons of great ones to recommend -- really just scratching the surface here.