The little bit we got could of been just a little longer but it was enjoyable none the less.
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Excellent read
Review from Heretic! →
DiStefano presents compelling Biblical arguments for Christian universalism. His reading of Revelation 22 was beautiful! The Penal Substitution, divine violence, and LGBTQ chapters were very well done also! This is a beautiful read for any Christian who is growing disillusioned with the American evangelical church. Loved it!
Incredible
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
This is a magnificent short story. The interaction with Kirsty and the Hell Priest alone will stay with me. The performances of the voice actors were impeccable, especially the guy doing the voice for Hell Priest. Perfection.
does not follow the original story, changed the character relationships, naration is horrible. it is rushed and the story does not fit with the hellraiser series.
I just wish it was longer, and stated clearly when In the storyline it took place.
Horrible narration
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
Story is good, but it sounds like it is being read to you using two cups and a piece of string.
Short but good
Review from Land of Bones →
This was a bunch of short stories with multiple narrators. The different horror stories that makes you want to check under your bed or in your closet before you go to bed. This is not my type of stories. I enjoy them being a little longer. But the author did do good on picking the..
Scarlet Gospels prequel
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
I’m not sure it was necessary to read before the “Scarlett Gospels” but it was a fine read nonetheless.
Leonard is in trouble…. again
Review from Veil’s Visit →
This is a very short story about what happens after Leonard burns down a crack house in his neighborhood… again. The law takes a dim view of his arson and he is up for trial. Hap helps his friend by calling an old acquaintance…a lawyer named Veil. Veil has a very distinct definition of justice..
Short but (bitter) sweet
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
A quick jaunt through a new, but familiar, hellscape in the Hellraiser mythos. This little book struck all the cords of nostalgia, catching the reader up with Christy Cotton and her life after her brush with Pinhead. This is not a deep dive tale. There are no lengthy descriptions, discussions or insightful reasonings. It’s just..