Review: Graphic Horror
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2012
The Fright Factory is more edgy and features far more death and mayhem than I typically read.That said, Mr. Potter quickly grabs the reader's attention and doesn't turn loose. A couple and their friends find themselves beset by a sadistic couple. A madman humiliates and threatens death ultimately to all but one of the victims. When the story begins the protagonists; a restaurant owner and his wife have checked into a cabin in a remote part of British Colombia. Later they are joined by friends and relatives. The antagonist and his wife make a movie, distribute on the internet and brag about the number of hits it is receiving to the victims.Certain aspects of the story help the reader to consider how much personal information they share in social media. It's something to think about.As the Horror and terror escalate I couldn't help wonder if anyone would make it out alive. This is the stuff of nightmares. Read it at your own risk.