I'm going to go into this a little differently, usually I rate books individually inside anthologies but I just can't this time. The average rating for all of them came in at just under a three, so I have rounded to the three.

As a lover of Splatterpunk, horror and all things crazy and gruesome, there were just some of these that I didn't enjoy. Purely because the stories themselves weren't fitting what I normally see in that category. My standouts were Grinder, which played on basic human greed and desire for more and Neutered, a wacked out mash of self loathing with a twist.

Thank you to NetGalley and Blood Bound Books for an advanced copy for review. Welcome To The Splatter Club is available now.

4 stars

I’m still new-ish to the splatter punk world. So seeing some familiar names here, helped ease some of my anxieties. I love everything I’ve read by Robert Essig, and this story was no different. He’s just a good and fun author to read overall. I liked seeing/reading some other names I’m familiar with, but was hesitant to read, Nikki Noir, awesome story, I’ve been so scared, but now I’ll definitely go buy some of your stuff!

Other names I didn’t even realize were in the splatter punk sphere, but did a really good job.
Overall, this was a fun book and I’m glad I was able to read it.

I have been reading a lot of different Splatterpunk books lately so I was very intrigued by this one. Overall I loved the stories and would love to read more!

Welcome to the Splatter Club is thirteen stories of hyperintensive horror with no limits!

Editor K. Trap Jones guides this initiation into our favorite genre of dark fiction: Splatterpunk

The ceremony includes black magick curses, encounters of the fourth kind, and bizarre office politics. Story settings range from a dystopic United Kingdom down to the a convenience store stocking a very malicious product.

A fun and gory splatterpunk collection. An anthology of horror stories that are a quick and fun read. Fans of the genre will find plenty to like here!