Demon Theory Audiobook

" A topsy turvy mish-mash of pop culture, monster movie philosophy and hard, fast literature. This was one of those books that the first time I read it, I wasn't sure if I hated it or loved it, but I would certainly recommend it. "

" I got 70 Pages in. I enjoyed the format but other reading overwhelmed it and I had to return it to the library. It's one I'd like to go back to. The footnotes that overwhelm the actually story were great. "

" This book is different. Written like a movie treatment, it takes a little while to get used to the style but a total mind-boggle to say the least. Haunting and different. Meant to be read at a rapid pace. "

" Awful. For a guy with an advanced degree in English, I expected much better. "

" Interesting idea (novel as pseudo-screenplay), lots of footnotes, but the book was in need of an editor and the entire plot made less and less sense as the book progressed. Disappointing. "

" I had really high hopes for this book because I loved "House of Leaves" so much. Ah well. "

" More interesting as an idea than as a novel. The footnotes were distracting and grew less interesting as the novel went on. I gave this three stars instead of two because of novelty. He had the guts to try something different. "

" I think I need to find the book these movies were based on. Reading a movie complete with side commentary about where a certain POV is coming from or what other movie a scene was inspired by took away from what may have been a good story. "

" Interesting premise, screenplay-esque horror trilogy. Like all horror franchises, should have stopped after the first. It would have ranked 4.5 stars after "movie 1", we dropped to 3 after "movie 2" and 1-1.5 stars by the end. I rounded up to 2, but I am being generous. "