mariop715 t1_iu5h9tf wrote
The book isn't particularly great. It's got a neat premise, but the execution is lacking. I can see it working real well in terms of a comedic bend though.
EDIT: Also, that book being labeled YA is hilarious to me. It's got a lot of language, some sexual references, and a shit ton of gore. I sincerely hope they release it as a R rated film since some of the kills can end up being pretty fun/satisfying.
A_Flamboyant_Warlock t1_iu64mto wrote
>EDIT: Also, that book being labeled YA is hilarious to me. It's got a lot of language, some sexual references, and a shit ton of gore.
I'm struggling to think of a YA title that doesn't feature those things. That's like a list of the three things every teenager wants to read about.
Zelstrom t1_iu63krp wrote
My YA books were by Clive Barker.
herroherro12 t1_iu6moki wrote
Mine were Chuck Palahniuk
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blankedboy t1_iu8b9rm wrote
Clown in a Cornfield got a ton of recommendations over on r/horrorlit, and I put it off for ages because of the YA tag. Ended up giving in and reading it - it's fantastic. The only reason I can think of it getting the YA tag is because it features teenagers as the main characters - just like nearly every slasher movie ever made...
The YA tag is definitely not deserved for this book
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