Review: TBK
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2013
Jimmy Pudge is one of my favorite writers and I can see how he's evolved as well. Is he violent? Yes, Should his books come with a seat belt and a helmet? Sure why not. The one thing you can't say is that books aren't enterrainingRun, Teddy Bear, Run reminds of those classic B-movies that combine an equal balance of humor and gore. As I read it I imagined Jason Vorheestrudging back to Camp Crystal Lake after a considerable absence.Despite the thrill and terror that the TBK killer caused he's now older and slower and that is what makes the book so intriguing. What happens at the end raises the question of what would you if you were in the same situation.The book really takes off when the hunter becomes the hunted and as with every Pudge book there's a body count but it fits into the story but this isn't a standard horror novel. Jimmy Pudge has created an entertaining novel that cements his place as a talented horror/bizarro author