At long last, here is the novelization of the infamous 1970s exploitative horror film that shocked and terrified audiences.
It was supposed to be a fun getaway. High school was finally over. Six girls. A cabin in the Kentucky woods. Music. Alcohol.
Then he arrived. And the killing started.
A gruesome, splatter-fest in the tradition of
The Last House on the Left and
I Spit on Your Grave,
Cabin Girls pushes the bounds of what horror should and shouldn't do, both to the body and the mind.
As the violence and horror gets more and more gruesome, you will want to close this book, but once you start reading there is no escape. You're a cabin girl, too. And you've got to survive the night. Or die trying.
Included in this edition: An introduction by Warren Anthony, screenwriter of
Cabin Girls, an afterword by Chris DiLeo, author of the Grindhouse novels
The Hands of Onan and
What Ever Happened to Jo Rose?, and an excerpt from the original screenplay!
