The Late Night Horror Show

The Late Night Horror Show - Paperback

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The Late Night Horror Show

The Late Night Horror Show - Paperback

by Bryan Smith
$22.88
Sale price  $22.88 Regular price 

Book Overview

When the movie starts, the horror becomes real.

The TV ads promised a festival of cheap and bloody fright films, all of them thinly disguised knockoffs of well-known movies with much better pedigrees. One film features a family of chainsaw maniacs, another a zombie uprising. In yet another, a cult of vampires lives in a creepy old mansion. The whole thing is hosted by the mysterious Dr. Ominous.

Entranced by the ads, a small group of adventurous horror fans head out to a failing theater in the bad part of town. As the lights dim and the movies begin, they are transported into the worlds of the films, where the screams and the blood are real, and there doesn't seem to be any way out.
ISBN9781941918913
Author Bryan Smith
PublisherGrindhouse Press
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedApril 2021
LanguageENG- English
Pages276
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Bryan Smith

Bryan Smith is the author of more than fifty horror and crime novels and novellas, including Depraved, Slowly We Rot, 68 Kill, The Killing Kind, The Unseen, The Freakshow, House of Blood, and many more. He has won Splatterpunk Awards twice, once for best novella (Kill For Satan!) and once for best collection (Dirty Rotten Hippies and Other Stories). With Brian Keene, he co-authored an original Harley Quinn story for DC Comics' House of Horrors. 68 Kill was adapted into an acclaimed film starring Matthew Gray Gubler of Criminal Minds fame. Bryan grew up in Nashville, USA and now lives in the Midwest.

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