It is Halloween and Jim Pearson is on his stag-night in Broadgate, famous for its sticks of rock, dirty postcards and the now closed down amusement-park, Dreamworld. When a leaflet advertising a spooky, midnight tour of the supposedly haunted theme-park flutters through the pub door and lands on their table, he jumps at the chance. Anything to avoid the infamous strip-club It is Halloween and Jim Pearson is on his stag-night in Broadgate, famous for its sticks of rock, dirty postcards and the now closed down amusement-park, Dreamworld. When a leaflet advertising a spooky, midnight tour of the supposedly haunted theme-park flutters through the pub door and lands on their table, he jumps at the chance. Anything to avoid the infamous strip-clubs along the promenade. Anything to get away from Gavin, his brother’s boorish thug of a mate. The hapless stags aren’t the only ones to get their hands on a leaflet. Shy and retiring Georgina is on a reluctant girl’s night out with a work colleague and she too wants to do the tour. Anything to avoid being dragged to another trendy nightclub. Welcome to the tour of Dreamworld. Welcome to hell on earth. This is an extreme horror novella. Please proceed with caution.
Dreamworld: Extreme Horror
It is Halloween and Jim Pearson is on his stag-night in Broadgate, famous for its sticks of rock, dirty postcards and the now closed down amusement-park, Dreamworld. When a leaflet advertising a spooky, midnight tour of the supposedly haunted theme-park flutters through the pub door and lands on their table, he jumps at the chance. Anything to avoid the infamous strip-club It is Halloween and Jim Pearson is on his stag-night in Broadgate, famous for its sticks of rock, dirty postcards and the now closed down amusement-park, Dreamworld. When a leaflet advertising a spooky, midnight tour of the supposedly haunted theme-park flutters through the pub door and lands on their table, he jumps at the chance. Anything to avoid the infamous strip-clubs along the promenade. Anything to get away from Gavin, his brother’s boorish thug of a mate. The hapless stags aren’t the only ones to get their hands on a leaflet. Shy and retiring Georgina is on a reluctant girl’s night out with a work colleague and she too wants to do the tour. Anything to avoid being dragged to another trendy nightclub. Welcome to the tour of Dreamworld. Welcome to hell on earth. This is an extreme horror novella. Please proceed with caution.
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Paul Nelson –
Sam West's Dreamworld is another novella marketed as extreme horror and centres on a Halloween tour of an abandoned theme park. It's Jim's stag night, he only has one friend so his brothers bought a mate and the four of them embark on a pretty poor excuse for a man's last night of freedom. Instead of a strip club they end up at Dreamworld, with two women and a guide that appears different to all his guests. Dreamworld harbours a reputation of death, freak accidents and horror stories, setting th Sam West's Dreamworld is another novella marketed as extreme horror and centres on a Halloween tour of an abandoned theme park. It's Jim's stag night, he only has one friend so his brothers bought a mate and the four of them embark on a pretty poor excuse for a man's last night of freedom. Instead of a strip club they end up at Dreamworld, with two women and a guide that appears different to all his guests. Dreamworld harbours a reputation of death, freak accidents and horror stories, setting the scene for what is too come. The guide is named Eric Flu, an anagram of the Prince of darkness and he infects his tour party in different ways. Eric Flu, come on baby, ingenious. Dreamworld contains the usual spelling mistakes of a poorly edited piece of short fiction, extreme horror has to make you cringe even sicken you but it really shouldn't be incredulous. There were scenes that didn't feel right, impossible even and bordered on ridiculous. You see it time and time again, and if it’s a story that’s 60 odd pages, can’t someone please, please reread. Point out the errors before putting it up for release and get a flawless story out no matter the quality, apparently not. Also posted at http://paulnelson.booklikes.com/post/...
Andrew Lennon –
I liked this story. It felt like an adult version of a goosebumps story. The death scenes were pretty brutal and fun, but then all of a sudden it seemed to be rushed to the end. Overall three stars, but if the end had been a little bit better it would have been four.
Ash –
I enjoy reading Sam West's Novellas, and plan to make my way through the lot, eventually. I didn't enjoy this one as much as some of the others, I feel the story could have been a little more fleshed out. The ending left a lot to be desired too. I enjoy reading Sam West's Novellas, and plan to make my way through the lot, eventually. I didn't enjoy this one as much as some of the others, I feel the story could have been a little more fleshed out. The ending left a lot to be desired too.
Cathy –
Really quite a disappointing story compared to the other offerings from Sam West. The story also became confusing in certain parts where the writer got the names of the two girls mixed up for a whole chapter! Proofreader required, I think.
Dixie –
pretty good. I would definately buy another of this author.
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