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    Last Days by Adam Nevill
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    "Last Days" by Adam Nevill is a horror novel that follows struggling filmmaker Kyle as he embarks on a documentary project about a cult that ended in tragedy. The storyline delves into the paranormal and occult, with a mix of psychological horror and found footage elements. The author's writing style is described as atmospheric and creepy, building tension and anticipation throughout the narrative. Some readers found the premise intriguing, while others felt that the writing was uneven, with moments of clunky prose that detracted from the overall experience.

    And the woman could hear those old friends moving in the distant, and not so distant rooms of her home. Old friends she tried to forget for longer than she had the strength to remember. Until she unde...

  2. 'Found: An Anthology of Found Footage Horror Stories' is a chilling collection of horror tales that explore the concept of found footage in various formats, such as diary entries, police reports, text messages, and message board postings. The book delves into themes of cursed media, parasocial relationships, and the consequences of actions in the social media realm, all while maintaining an eerie and unsettling atmosphere throughout. The stories range from realistic formats like Reddit threads to more traditional horror elements like haunted houses, creating a diverse and unique reading experience for horror enthusiasts.

    The anthology is praised for its inventive storytelling methods and the way it captures the essence of the found footage genre by presenting each author's interpretation in a fresh and engaging manner. The writing style is described as compelling, unique, and well-edited, offering a good variety of horror tales that range from uncovering VHS tapes to exploring supernatural elements, all while maintaining a high degree of realism and probability that adds to the overall creepiness of the narratives.


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    Ararat
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    Ararat - Ben Walker by Christopher Golden
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    Ararat by Christopher Golden follows a team of archaeologists who uncover a buried ship on Mount Ararat that could potentially be Noah's Ark. As they investigate further, they encounter supernatural elements and must navigate treacherous situations to survive. The book combines elements of horror, adventure, and suspense, keeping readers on edge as the team delves deeper into the mysteries hidden within the ark. Golden's writing style is described as crisp and engaging, painting vivid pictures without overwhelming the reader with unnecessary details.

    Feyiz froze, breath catching in his throat as he put his hands out to steady himself, waiting for the tremor to end. Instead it worsened. His clients shouted at him in German, a language he did not sp...

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    Murder in the Family by Cara Hunter
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    Murder in the Family by Cara Hunter is a mystery thriller novel that follows the format of a screenplay for a true crime documentary series. The story revolves around the unsolved murder of Luke Ryder, presented as a transcript of each episode of the docuseries. Through emails, text messages, forum discussions, and expert investigations, the narrative unfolds as a group of experts delve into the case, revealing twists, turns, and unexpected revelations. The book cleverly combines elements of reality TV with a murder mystery, keeping readers engaged with its unique format and compelling storyline.


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    Episode Thirteen by Craig DiLouie
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    'Episode Thirteen' by Craig DiLouie is a ghost story that follows the Fade to Black team as they investigate the Paranormal Research Foundation's abandoned mansion, known for strange experiments in the 70s. The story unfolds through blog entries, raw footage transcripts, journals, emails, news articles, and more, creating a Blair Witch Project-style narrative. As the team explores the mansion, eerie encounters and bizarre discoveries lead to escalating tension and suspense, blurring the lines between reality and the paranormal. delves into themes of trust, character dynamics, and the evolving nature of the ghost story genre.


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    Sightings by Mark Lukens
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    'Sightings' by Mark Lukens follows a group of friends, led by film student John, who venture to a cabin in the woods to film a documentary about alien abduction. As they delve deeper into their project, strange occurrences begin to unfold, leading to a thrilling and suspenseful narrative. The story is a mix of sci-fi horror and suspense, with elements of found footage style storytelling intertwined with the main plot. Despite some initial reservations about the writing style, readers found themselves engrossed in the story as it progressed, building up to a satisfying and thrilling conclusion.


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