From The Land Between Life and Death, a dark apparition appears to Elliot with a proposition: his sister’s soul freed from purgatory in exchange for one living soul.
"Midnight American" was a very easy read. It was gripping and intense, relatable and realistic in terms of characters and dialogue, and the setting/imagery were all top-notch. It is definitely a story I'd like to see in live-action, but I think a lot is left on the table. At 70 pages it's very brisk and accomplishes what it sets out to in those 70 pages, but it's missing just a few things to elevate it. I would love to see a bit more fleshed-out...
When a group of teens travel to Haiti for a church mission, they are met by a shape-shifting monster, famous for ripping human flesh from its bones. It's Leprechaun meets Wrong Turn.
When a burglary crew targeting homes under fumigation stumbles upon disturbing evidence of a possible predator, they lure the homeowner back—only to find themselves trapped in a house overtaken by a sinister infestation that hungers for more than just trespassers.
Popular Alaskan paranormal investigations team answers a call to look into a remote haunting at the home of an old woman, but the house holds terrible secrets that even their historian and medium couldn't predict.
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