Noooooo!! Not Newt! I hope everyone involved rots in a dark cell somewhere. They didn't even try!They never found Kent. I wonder how far they have spread and when they will be discovered. **Stephen King says, “The Troop scared the hell out of me, and I couldn’t put it down. This is old-sch...
Oh, I so loved this novel. I enjoyed the bond of the scouts and their leader Tim as they ventured onto Falstaff Island. They’d been together for quite some time, Tim being their leader but also their friend and the boys, a diverse handful. Tim realized there probably wouldn’t be many more outing, th...
Alternative name for this review: Fifty Shades of Fuck That, pardon my french. This book is the definition of horrifying. It pushed on literally one of my worst fears. Despite all that, I devoured it and that's really ironic considering the subject matter. In The Troop, Scout Troop 52 is takin...
I read this book for Horror Aficionados August 2016 group read challenge. I have to say that I liked this book better than I thought I would. I had a few problems with some of the characters, and I have to say that I wish that the book had not spoiled things for readers to early with the way the boo...
Hay una cancion de Sabina, de las más antiguas, que se llama "Una de romanos". Pues esto es igual, pero en gusanos. La historia transcurre en Falstaff Island, en los EEUU, donde se encuentran Tim Riggs, un "scoutmaster", junto con cinco de sus "boy scouts" haciendo una especie de campamento. No tele...
That's what mortal terror felt like, he realized. Tiny fingers tickling you from the inside. -Chapter 13 The dividing line between genius and insanity is very thin and quite permeable--which is why so many geniuses descend into madness. -Chapter 33 It came down to that flexibility of a person's ...
Reseña en español en mi blog: Click AquíEveryone says (Stephen King included) that this book is scary: they are right,The Troop is probably the most disturbing book I've ever read. Five boy scouts and their Scout-Leader are isolated in an island with something that is really hungry and will eat anyt...
A nasty little worm shows up and wreaks some major havoc during an annual camping trip for five boy scouts and their leader. F’n worms. A very well written and bloody, horror romp in the woods. I enjoyed everything about this one. The characters were interesting and well drawn, even though a wee cli...
The ‘Body Horror’ sub-genre seems to have fallen out of vogue in recent years, and I can’t really understand why - the stories in which bodily-invasions by diseases, fungi, parasites and aliens (or even weirder things) that cause us to lose control of the one thing that we’re utterly convinced we po...
"The Troop" is a very solidly written novel. The characters are well written. The storyline is engaging. The suspense that Cutter creates keeps you guessing until the page-turning ending.While the story is complete, I can't help thinking that Nick Cutter may have something more in mind for this tale...
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