Horror Movie: A Novel BY Paul Tremblay

In "Horror Movie," the bestselling author presents a chilling twist on the cursed film genre. In June 1993, a group of guerrilla filmmakers embarked on creating an infamous art-house horror film titled "Horror Movie." Despite only three scenes being released, the film gained a fervent following. Now, three decades later, Hollywood seeks to reboot it with a big budget.

The lone surviving cast member, known for his role as "The Thin Kid," holds vivid memories of the film's unsettling screenplay, the eerie occurrences during production, and the tragic consequences of blurred boundaries on set. As he grapples with resurfacing memories, the lines between reality and the film blur. Determined to contribute to the remake, he faces challenges from cynical producers, egotistical directors, and surreal fan conventions.

Haunted by the past, he delves deeper into the mysteries surrounding "Horror Movie," compelled by a relentless drive to see the project through, regardless of the personal cost. The narrative explores themes of obsession, the consequences of artistic creation, and the sinister allure of forgotten memories resurfacing.

With its gripping portrayal of a cursed film's legacy and the psychological toll on those involved, "Horror Movie" promises a compelling exploration of horror both on-screen and off. It's a tale that delves into the darker corners of filmmaking, where past traumas and present ambitions collide in a narrative that blurs the lines between fiction and reality, leaving readers questioning where the true horror lies.