The quiet old town of New Milford is as peaceful as a millpond. Until the water turns a hideously sinister color. Allison and Jimmy Bodine disappear. An unimaginable horror has its way with young Oliver Bodine. And the body of a young woman is discovered - the gory remains of a soulless feast. Far beneath the town, a torrent of evil as old as Satan has broken through the barriers to a new life. At first a trickle, now it is a torrent of destruction, devouring fresh victims for a demonic race the springs from The Wells Of Hell.
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Lobstrosities on the rampage!,
By Jim Lay (Knoxville, TN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Wells of Hell (Paperback)
Nobody does horror better than Graham Masterton. The more of his work I read, the more I become convinced of that. And even when the subject matter is unapologetically outrageous-- as it is in the case of THE WELLS OF HELL-- Masterton manages to pull it off with genuine terror and a nudge and a wink of black humor in the process... A small town in Conneticut finds an ancient evil beneath the ground. A living entity with power over water and an infectious mutation that turns people into crustaceous monsters... Masterton has fun with the idea and supports it with a credible backstory and history of ancient curses and Lovecraftian gods. Great fun, good horror, and another jewel from one of the most incredible imaginations and brilliant storytellers in horror fiction. Masterton NEVER disappoints.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Masterton's love letter to "The Color Out of Space",
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This review is from: The Wells of Hell (Paperback)
Funny tasting water from a contaminated well leads to a terrifying battle between good and evil in Graham Masterton's loving tribute to Lovecraft's classic tale of alien contamination, "The Color Out of Space." When a family is turned into lobsterlike critters, a heroic plumber and his feisty female friend must journey to another world to save ours from an evil intrusion. Masterton sprinkles the gruesome violence and erotic tension with just enough humor to make it go down smooth. Highly recommended.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Dark, wet, scary, with a lingering stench of rotting fish.,
This review is from: The Wells of Hell (Paperback)
I'm a great fan of Masterton's work and this book was one I really enjoyed. In this book he creates a dark, wet small town, where ancient Evils lurk in underground lakes. The heroes battle against powerful enemies who seem to come straight from Hell (and Lovecraft's imagination) and a cat named Shelley leads the way to the final confrontation. Dark, wet, scary, with a lingering stench of rotting fish. A great horror book.
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