ShockJuly

ShockJuly

ShockJuly

Charles Roxburgh / Matt Farley / Tom Scalzo

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Editorial:
iUniverse
Año de edición:
2004
Materia
Guías y críticas de cine
ISBN:
9780595308583
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Back by popular demand, the Shock-marathon series of book reviews continues with ShockJuly: An Adventure in Horror. This book delivers not only the irreverent reviews of three dedicated horror movie aficionados, but also recounts the emotions and tales of the screenings themselves. Only ShockJuly allows you, dare I say challenges you, to relive the triumphs and tragedies of an insane horror movie marathon.Will Crazy Wanda and Bigfoot be reunited? If a goat tries to climb a stepladder, will it fall off? Can you perform a banjo solo in a horror movie and get away with it? Do ghostly sailors chill out in Texas with John Wayne’s son? If you throw an evil jar away, will it come right back, the very next day? ShockJuly is your most reliable source for the information you need to know.If you fear the rotting of your brain, read no more. But if you’ve got guts, if you aren’t afraid of gruesome Bigfoot violence, rampaging mutated gypsies, or a killer so evil that his name is actually Evil, then ShockJuly is the book for you. 3

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