Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
So I did like Hellraiser: The Toll. I will warn anybody that it is very short. However it is still very enjoyable and a great addition to the Hellraiser series. The plot over all was interesting seeing Christy Cotton once again. I did enjoy that every character had a different person playing them. Also I..
Review from Dust Bowl Children →
DUST BOWL CHILDREN by Wile E. Young (author of the Splatter Western, MAGPIE COFFIN) and his wife, Emily Young is not quite a splatter western but a western with definite supernatural elements. This story had excellent characterization and made for a very entertaining listen.
obviously not written by clive barker. silly fan fare. also, is this going off the book or the movie? because this story references both versions?!?
A bleak world unfolds as chapters switch perceptions from siblings Calvin and Abigail, each lends us their fears of life during the Great Depression in the dust bowl of Oklahoma. If we only had to worry about starving and dehydration then things wouldn’t be bad, instead odd occurrences are happening all over town, deformed animals,..
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
It follows the movie not the book. Everything you knew from the first book is gone in this one which took a while to realize. The narrator is not very good and some of the voice actors for the characters are emotionless. But meh was only an hour and a half. If you skip it..
I was not sure of the story itself to begin with, being a hellraiser story not written by clive barker, and with it costing as much as it did and being less than 2 hours in length, I had suspicions about its quality. it does not follow the original novel at, it follows the movie..
Review from Veil’s Visit →
Hap: “I was out in the backyard one night, meditating’ Leonard: “master** you mean” When Hap introduces attorney Veil to Leonard, it’s three ornery cusses trading zingers and the story of Hap and Veil’s meeting, told in order to convince Leonard to trust Veil’s legal defense. “What did you do with the body?” Once Veil’s..
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
not a lot happens felt more like it was just the beginning chapter of a book instead of a full book
Review from The Fetishists →
Horrible slog fest with a narrator that sounds like Ben Shapiro for the majority of the book.
Review from Heretic! →
This is not a skeptic’s read. A lot of pronouncements made here are only hastily supported and readers may take it that these are the main (or only) arguments for those theologies—that would be deeply inaccurate. Furthermore, I think that the author’s tone will only appeal to readers already inclined towards his conclusions and exegetic..