He turned and ran back toward the house.Ī surprisingly good first novel I've read from author Ryan C. He almost thought he heard laughter coming from the darkness within them. Just imagine something like having a binge-watching marathon of Sam Raimi's Drag me to hell, Evil Dead, its sequel and the 2013 bloody remake from director Fede Alvarez all in one, with pinches of horror comedies like Deathgasm and, of course, Cabin in the woods, in an insanely good cocktail of thrills, chills, fun and gore: lots of gore.Ĭarl took one last look around at the shadows oozing up like oil within the dense acres of trees.
Are we all good to go?” Josh put the car in drive, pulled away from the house, and invoked his best Buzz Lightyear impression. Now turn around and put something on the radio. Thomas was a fast-paced, page-turning, well written hell of a read for me, creeping me out and making me laugh at the same time, with its spooky atmosphere, told from different POVs of characters I was digging and caring for page after page, and some of the most disgusting and hilarious scenes I've read in my life. Some beers and some Nathan Fillion movies and two whole days away from her stupid brother. The weekend at Josh’s Dad’s house.sans his Dad, of course. Sweet, thought Gemma, doing a little mental dance. Hunter, Josh, Gemma and Kailyn are four teenagers planning to enjoy a funny weekend trip together to Josh's family cabin in the woods, what could possibly go wrong? The dog was suddenly thrown high into the air, too high for rational thought. “What’d you find, a dead skunk covered in shit?” Rufus answered with a sudden yelp of pain. “Holy shit.” Ricky held his arm across his nose. Overwhelming, like a cesspit of defecation. The stench seemed to follow him, engulfing him. Ricky stepped away, back toward the massive pine.
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