The Exterminator

by Peter McCurtin

This book is based on an original screen play by James Glickenhaus.

207 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1980

Reviews

[Mikepottz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Bronx Terminal Market, trucks rolling in, slabs of meat, vegetables, cheeses, carried away by forklifts, a hive of activity, the place where Michael and Eastland worked. The mob was part of this rotten city, with power to order the death of a man, the destruction of a family. A bunch of scum bag gang members known as the Ghouls will have an altercation with Michael and Eastland and Michael will have his spine hacked with a cargo hook, the spine severed, now no pain, no movement Michael a cripple. Eastland is pissed and steals a bunch of guns, the amount of arsenal could start a small scale war in some shit hole country. Eastland takes some of the cockroach gang vermin and pours honey on their bodies in a rat infested hell-hole. Rats eating the scum alive, flesh tearing off their faces. To get money to support Michael's family he captures a mafia king pin and dangles his body over a meat rendering machine. Unfortunately the bastard isn't made into hamburger mince. Eastland walking down the NY streets, the cesspool of filth, sex shops, drug dealers, pimps in leopard skinned jackets and safari hats, watching the scenes with cruel eyes. Eastland pumps a sick pedo fuck with a magnum to the balls and stomach. Waste these bastards. The Exterminator cleaning the dirt of society. Watched the movie over many different decades. Never thought I would be lucky to get a copy. Happy to have in the collection.

[Beauregard Shagnasty · Rating 3 out of 5]

As sleazy as the film. And this is a good thing. It doesn't get much more pulpy than this! Peter McCurtin was the right man for the job.