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''Ratman's Notebooks'' is a 1968 horror novel by Stephen Gilbert. Written as a series of diary entries, it tells the story of a reclusive man who discovers he can train rats to do his bidding. Initially, he uses this for some innocent, yet creepy fun. Then he graduates to using them for {{spoiler|thievery}} and finally {{spoiler|murder}}. |
''Ratman's Notebooks'' is a 1968 horror novel by Stephen Gilbert. Written as a series of diary entries, it tells the story of a reclusive man who discovers he can train rats to do his bidding. Initially, he uses this for some innocent, yet creepy fun. Then he graduates to using them for {{spoiler|thievery}} and finally {{spoiler|murder}}. |
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Another thing that may or may not be worthy of note is that the novel is set in England while all three movies are set in the USA. |
Another thing that may or may not be worthy of note is that the novel is set in England while all three movies are set in the USA. |
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* [[Adaptation Distillation]] |
* [[Adaptation Distillation]] |
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* [[Alone with the Psycho]] |
* [[Alone with the Psycho]] |
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