It Came From Above

Name: It Came From Above
Price: 10.29 USD
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ISBN: 9798986895604

✍️ Matthew Mercer

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🏛 Aspects Entertainment 📅 2022 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798986895604

📝 Description: It Came From Above

Mysterious disappearances. A helpless group of friends. Will any of them survive? Sean finally has an opportunity to take his long time crush Samantha on a date. They go to the drive-in movie theater, they're flirting back and forth, and everything is going perfectly. That is, until she disappears. In this story, reminiscent of classic 80's slasher films, Sean and his friends try their best at finding out what really happened that night, while trying to avoid meeting their own demise along the way.

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Matthew Mercer delivers a tight, atmospheric narrative that effectively captures the essence of retro slasher films. The story excels in building immediate tension through the contrast between romantic hope and sudden, unexplained loss. By centering on a drive-in theater setting, it leverages classic horror imagery to create a sense of vulnerable isolation. The pacing is relentless, keeping readers engaged as Sean and his friends navigate their terrifying reality. While the plot relies heavily on familiar tropes, the execution is solid and entertaining for genre enthusiasts. It suits best those who appreciate direct storytelling and the specific dread found in cosmic or psychological horror where the enemy remains unknowable. The focus on friendship under extreme duress adds emotional weight to the survival stakes.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Matthew Mercer delivers a tight, atmospheric narrative that effectively captures the essence of retro slasher films. The story excels in building immediate tension through the contrast between romantic hope and sudden, unexplained loss. By centering on a drive-in theater setting, it leverages classic horror imagery to create a sense of vulnerable isolation. The pacing is relentless, keeping readers engaged as Sean and his friends navigate their terrifying reality. While the plot relies heavily on familiar tropes, the execution is solid and entertaining for genre enthusiasts. It suits best those who appreciate direct storytelling and the specific dread found in cosmic or psychological horror where the enemy remains unknowable. The focus on friendship under extreme duress adds emotional weight to the survival stakes.