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A review by theboldbookworm
Horrorama by A.S. Coomer, Lucas Mangum, Matt Harvey
4.0
This was a really fun read. It's made up of three novelettes which are described as the book version of a horror movie marathon and I think that's a spot-on description.
In Stor-All-Self-Storage we have a guy working nights at a storage facility where some very strange things are going on. This one really started the book out with a bang and it's weird, gory, and fun.
In Primitive, a group of friends are camping and encounter a strange woman in the woods. Here we have a creature feature that is a bit of a more serious story, but delivers on the blood and gore.
In The Vessel, we have a cult and a deprogrammer who is trying to find a member to get them out. This one is more of a cosmic horror and had some really gross parts, which I loved. This is a well-rounded little anthology and I had a great time reading it.
In Stor-All-Self-Storage we have a guy working nights at a storage facility where some very strange things are going on. This one really started the book out with a bang and it's weird, gory, and fun.
In Primitive, a group of friends are camping and encounter a strange woman in the woods. Here we have a creature feature that is a bit of a more serious story, but delivers on the blood and gore.
In The Vessel, we have a cult and a deprogrammer who is trying to find a member to get them out. This one is more of a cosmic horror and had some really gross parts, which I loved. This is a well-rounded little anthology and I had a great time reading it.