The story is nothing that experienced readers of horror will not recognize and it is nothing that those who enjoy the reading of mythology will be shocked by – it’s pretty straightforward in this regard. However, what is fascinating is the almost anthropological approach with which Mellon has chosen to tell his story. The book is meticulously researched and beautifully rendered with arresting images and insights into the ever day and commonplace as well as the pageantry and circus-like atmosphere that could have drenched that ancient city.
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The rules are simple. Email contests@horrornews.net with “The Green Inferno bluray” in the subject line. Next, in the body of the email, type your full name and complete address and then hit send. Don’t forget to hit send. You’ll be entered in a drawing to win a Blu-ray copy of the movie. Winners will be picked at random. …
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