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A review by 5elementknitr
John Carpenter's Tales for a Halloweenight: Volume 5 by John Carpenter, Sandy King, Amanda Deibert
4.0
Again, not a big fan of the cat intros. They aren't bad, really, but they seem to be trying to tell their own disjointed story, and I don't get that little anticipatory thrill the Groundscreeper gives by hiding the next page. I like that thrill. What's the artwork going to be like on this one?!
All these stories were quite good!
(Except for "I Hate the Light". There are three victims, two women, and one man. All three get raped. The rape scenes were completely unnecessary and did nothing at all to progress the story. Could've had the same creepy horror without having to throw all the rape in there.)
All these stories were quite good!
(Except for "I Hate the Light". There are three victims, two women, and one man. All three get raped. The rape scenes were completely unnecessary and did nothing at all to progress the story. Could've had the same creepy horror without having to throw all the rape in there.)