But when it comes to sick, there's no one to match Willy.
And the way he goes about it makes Marty sick. Marty's date says he's going to fix the creep.
Now he's out of jail and back in town - and looking for Marty. The man who burst into her house and raped her ten years ago. If you like splatterpunk, suspense, and dark fiction then check it out.It's only a trip to the movies but it turns into Marty's worst nightmare when she sees the guy behind her in the audience. There is a great deal of violence (I mean come on, it's Laymon) and scenes that may bother some. It's a cat and mouse chase with one hell of an ending. If he is unsuccessful, his 'friends' WILL do the same thing to his family that they do to their victims (by all means if you have a weak stomach, don't bother picking up this book). Simon is sent on a mission to find, catch, and murder Jody and Andy before they out the cult to the authorities. I've literally read his parts over ten times. The POV is beyond clever and suspenseful. (WHAT? THERE'S MORE?) Perhaps my favorite thing about this book is the antagonist: the sadistic, witty, intelligent Simon. This all happened in the first couple of chapters. Jody and Andy (her best friend's kid brother) escape, leaving behind a trail of death and carnage. But the night ends in a bloody mess as her friend's house is taken by a cult dressed in human skins. Jody is a teenage girl who was having a sleepover with her best friend.
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