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A review by biancarosesmith
Horrorama by A.S. Coomer, Lucas Mangum, Matt Harvey
3.0
3.5 stars
This binge worthy little triplet of bizarre novellas was a really fun way to spend my weekend. Presented as an old VHS, the cover and stories scream vintage horror. So much fun.
STOR-ALL-SELF-STORAGE was a strange tale that left my head whirling. It follows Richard Dennison who scores a night time security officer role at a storage facility and soon after beginning starts to see some really weird things. This felt like something out of the twilight zone and lovers of bizarre and strange fiction will be sure to love it.
In PRIMITIVE, some friends go on a camping trip and a strange woman steps out of the woods looking for her son who they soon find out isn’t exactly human. This was my personal favourite, with lots of camp horror outdoorsy vibes and a creature feature.
Finally, Horrorama finishes off with THE VESSEL where a cult is intent on reviving their dark god and needs an innocent person to help them do so. This was personally my least favourite of the bunch. It just didn’t draw my attention in as much and didn’t feel as strong as the other two offerings.
As a whole a really fun little collection! Bring popcorn!
This binge worthy little triplet of bizarre novellas was a really fun way to spend my weekend. Presented as an old VHS, the cover and stories scream vintage horror. So much fun.
STOR-ALL-SELF-STORAGE was a strange tale that left my head whirling. It follows Richard Dennison who scores a night time security officer role at a storage facility and soon after beginning starts to see some really weird things. This felt like something out of the twilight zone and lovers of bizarre and strange fiction will be sure to love it.
In PRIMITIVE, some friends go on a camping trip and a strange woman steps out of the woods looking for her son who they soon find out isn’t exactly human. This was my personal favourite, with lots of camp horror outdoorsy vibes and a creature feature.
Finally, Horrorama finishes off with THE VESSEL where a cult is intent on reviving their dark god and needs an innocent person to help them do so. This was personally my least favourite of the bunch. It just didn’t draw my attention in as much and didn’t feel as strong as the other two offerings.
As a whole a really fun little collection! Bring popcorn!