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Skin Flicks: A Gruesome Threesome of Splatterpunk Horror (2022)

2022 · Duncan Ralston · 127 pages · United States of America

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In <i>Skin</i>, former Golden Era-porn star Larry Walker gets a shot at the role of a lifetime... only to discover it may be his final role ever. The dark side of the porn industry has bred a monster with a penchant for recreating "classic" scenes. And Larry isn't the first actor The Doll has kidnapped to make his twisted "film." Old friends reconnect over a dead body and a peculiar infection in <i>Bait</i>, one that makes Alexa crave sex with strangers which usually ends fatally for her partners. The trouble is, Brook's had a secret crush on Alexa since grade school, but will she be willing to do anything to help her friend? <i>Peg</i> isn't a exactly a unicorn, and she isn't exactly a "pegasus," like the daughter of Peg's owner calls her. But she is a carnivorous equine with a horn made out of cartilage on her forehead. Pay your fee to take a ride... but it will probably be your last. <b>WARNING:</b> Do not buy this book if you have a weak stomach, if you're easily disturbed, or if you're looking for a light horror read. <b>THIS IS NOT THAT BOOK</b>. Seriously. You've been warned.

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Why watch it?

A 2022 title built around dark, Explicit sexual content and Extreme. Directed by Duncan Ralston.

Who is it for?

You’ll like it if you enjoy

Not ideal if you are looking for

  • Paranormal
  • Body horror
  • Witchcraft
  • Bestiary

Influences

  1. 1948
    1984
  2. 1973
    Jaws
  3. 1975
    'Salem's Lot
  4. 1976
    Interview with the Vampire
  5. 1977
    The Shining
  6. 2022
    Skin Flicks: A Gruesome Threesome of Splatterpunk Horror

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