Tiffany Babb is a Deputy Editor at Popverse. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including movies, TV, comic books, and holiday-themed content, while also engaging audiences through polls. Tiffany's work has been featured in popverse, The Beat, and GayCities.
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By: Tiffany Babb
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By: Jared Bird, Paul Tremblay, Heidi MacDonald, Hilary Leung, Tiffany Babb, Acky Bright, Justin Guerrero
Horror Movie, published in June by William Morrow Publishing, tells the story of a 90’s film set known for being ‘cursed’, and how protagonist The Thin Kid has been stuck in the shadow of it for most of his life. Like all of Tremblay’s other work, it’s deeply realistic, very focused on its themes and ambiguous a lot of the time. If you like his work, you will like this book. I only recently discovered Tremblay myself, but have since come to view this book as one of his best. There’s a lot of genuine sadness here, as well as two particularly unnerving scenes which I will be thinking about for a long time to come. One involves a character waiting alone in the dark for over five minutes, and it’s told in a way that’s stomach-churning. Also like Tremblay’s other works, this book experiments with the literary form. It’s got flashbacks, flashforwards, and most strikingly, the entirety of the film’s script. I imagine these script sections are not for everyone, but I found them to be a fascinating and awesome layer to the novel, fleshing out the cursed film being made as well as providing the characters with development.
By: Tiffany Babb
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