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A review by gareth_alan
Horrorama by A.S. Coomer, Lucas Mangum, Matt Harvey
3.0
When we were kids, me and my brother used to set the VHS to record during the night while we were in bed. We had one of those long play video recorders that could put 8 hours worth of recording onto a 4 hour tape.
We'd skip through the tapes the next day to see if we'd captured any late-night gems. We discovered all kinds of wonderful crap. Dodgy late night talk shows, alternative music programs, campy action films...
The best stuff we recorded was the low budget horror films that were awfully produced, full of badly acted dumb characters, questionable story lines, cringey dialogue and laughable special effects, but overall lots of fun and laughs. And that's the best way to describe this book. Three random crappy horror films (I mean that in a good way) in book-form, full of silly fun and glorious gratuitous action.
Also, look at the cover, for Christ's sake. It's the reason I read this book in the first place.
We'd skip through the tapes the next day to see if we'd captured any late-night gems. We discovered all kinds of wonderful crap. Dodgy late night talk shows, alternative music programs, campy action films...
The best stuff we recorded was the low budget horror films that were awfully produced, full of badly acted dumb characters, questionable story lines, cringey dialogue and laughable special effects, but overall lots of fun and laughs. And that's the best way to describe this book. Three random crappy horror films (I mean that in a good way) in book-form, full of silly fun and glorious gratuitous action.
Also, look at the cover, for Christ's sake. It's the reason I read this book in the first place.