“There are no rules, logic is tarred and feathered, dead people come back to life, there's a severed head talking and every scene capsizes into a level of surrealism that would make David Lynch go into depression trying to film it. [It’s] like a demented late night HBO sitcom out of your worst bad weed-fueled nightmare.”
—Benoît Lelièvre, Dead End Follies

''Philosophical and self-aware, Vincenzo Bilof is the Pablo Neruda of horror-genre fiction writing a bonafide master of prose and versification, He probes familiar tropes in a way that, to my mind, NO one has done before—or could hope to emulate. Bilof shows zombies and werewolves in the same respect Wordsworth showed wandering clouds. His books are always well-researched (without ever being turgid), violent (while still being intuitive of nature’s austere beauty) and maintain a healthy vein of satire and humour throughout. One of my favorites…”
—Chris Kelso, author of The Black Dog Eats the City

“Vampire Strippers From Saturnis a fun spin on what feels like an ’80′s creature paperback, tossed with a little science fiction, a heap of bizarro, and has a soundtrack oozing with fangs, headbangs, and bloody dollar bills tucked in G-strings! A great night out, if you ask me.”
—John Palisano, author of Dust of the Dead

“An atypical narrative, lyrical and dream-like, steering clear of most plot devices and characterizations one might expect from the science fiction and vampire genres. Eminently immersive.”
—Made in DNA, author of Bukkake Brawl

“Vincenzo Bilof’s writing is an awesome mixture of chilling narrative and state-of-the-art details and inventions. Once you've begun the book, it is impossible to put down—it is like inserting both fingers into a power socket while standing barefoot in a puddle of water.”
—Seb Doubinsky, author of Song of Synth

“Vincenzo Bilof’s writing is like being beaten to death in an alley by Samuel Delaney and Chuck Palanhiuk with Robert Bloch occasionally coming over to kick you in the nuts. His darkly funny and extremely gruesome style makes him one of my favorite authors of the horror genre.”
—Konstantine Paradias, Albedo One