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Horror Movie
Translated by Israa Dargham
A cursed 1990s indie horror film that was never released, and the horrific secrets behind it. A dark, terrifying ride into obsession, art, and real-world nightmares.
About this book
In June 1993, a group of young, ambitious filmmakers made a low-budget art-house horror movie. But the production was plagued by tragic, bizarre, and terrifying events. The film was never released to the public, and only three scenes leaked online, turning it into a legendary, cult-status mystery among horror fans.
Decades later, a major Hollywood studio decides to reboot the cursed project. The only surviving member of the original cast—the actor who played the silent, terrifying "Thin Kid" monster—is brought in to consult. As he revisits the past and reads the original screenplay, the boundaries between the movie and reality begin to blur, revealing the gruesome truth of what really happened on set and the dark price of creating true horror.
Decades later, a major Hollywood studio decides to reboot the cursed project. The only surviving member of the original cast—the actor who played the silent, terrifying "Thin Kid" monster—is brought in to consult. As he revisits the past and reads the original screenplay, the boundaries between the movie and reality begin to blur, revealing the gruesome truth of what really happened on set and the dark price of creating true horror.
Why read it?
Written by Bram Stoker Award-winning author Paul Tremblay, this novel is a brilliant, meta-horror masterpiece. It ingeniously blends a film script with a haunting memoir, offering a terrifying reflection on obsession, pop culture, art, and the real-world monsters we create.
Who is it for?
Perfect for fans of psychological horror, cursed media stories, movie buffs, found-footage tropes, and readers who love smart, terrifying tales by authors like Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, or Paul Tremblay himself.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789921853018
Page count
420
Age rating
Adults