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blakeaustin's review
4.0
If you’ve ever wondered if analog horror/found footage could work on the page, Raab proves it can with this eerie book.
aksel_dadswell's review
5.0
A fantastic metafictional B-movie horror novella that's thrilling and funny and weird and unsettling. Raab clearly knows his stuff, from the conventions of trashy horror films to some engaging behind-the-scenes/production details that give the whole story a great sense of authenticity. This reminded me a little of an episode of Inside No. 9 - smart and weird, something that does an excellent job of riffing on a different format. There's so much rich and carefully constructed detail here for such a short piece. Cannot recommend enough.
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