Reviews

The Last Days of Christ the Vampire by J.G. Eccarius

themahtin's review against another edition

3.0

I'd say 2.5 stars. There were a lot of typos (not just formatting problems in the Kindle version), the character development is not very deep, the transitions from one character to another are odd... I guess it was written like a late-80's/early 90's horror movie. I was getting ready to stop reading the book when it suddenly mentioned the anti-nuclear war group No Business as Usual. I liked the political stuff about communism and jesus's time, political organizing, communist groups, and anarchism, to the degree that it was introduced.

rhexis's review against another edition

5.0

This book is excellent. Silly and strange. The writing style takes a bit of getting used to, especially the scene changes in the middle of paragraphs. A great example of its genre.

jimbaldwin123's review against another edition

4.0

The world is secretly controlled by a small cell of vampires who run business, governments, the military, churches, banks, etc. Their leader is the vampire Jesus, who is being kept semi-conscious and barely alive in a bunker 900 feet under the Pentagon. Jesus is revived periodically to preside over crucial decision-making.

This is discovered by a band of teenagers who set out to save the world against all odds, since no adults will believe them.