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Shadow Show

by Brad Strickland (1988)

About this book

The horrifying tales at the ShadowShow Theater are unique. Under new ownership, the theater delivers terrifying scenes of violent sex and gore that pack the theater in the small town of Gaither, Georgia each night. New owner Athanial Badon never tells the people who push into these midnight movies that it will be themselves acting out these horrors on the screen. But when the lights come on, the nightmare continues.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreShadow Show Lead Character

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