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When teens Willie and Butch Coby stumble on some filled jars in an old abandoned bus, they have no idea what they are inviting by taking the jars away. Not until their biology teacher checks out what the jars contain do they begin to realize some adventures can cost you your life or, worse, turn that life into a living nightmare. Let all who know the name of the beast… Give up his name, for he will not hold back his wrath against the child of the most holy.
How the importation of global television in the United States affects the nature of programming.
Bogeyman. Even the sight and sound of the word brings back broken shards of childhood memories. Nightmares would probably be a better term for it. The same nightmares that hide somewhere…some place…between asleep and awake. Patricia Grimsley thought she had outgrown those times. The times when the clammy night sweats blanketed a child’s body. The times when the bed covers pulled up over her head was her only defense. Things real and imagined. Or...things too real to be imagined. But Jeff Langley managed to rekindle those fears during one week in Phoenix, Arizona. For that short stretch of time it became impossible for Grimsley to differentiate between the two. Between the real and the imagined. Or the point where the bogeyman ended and Jeff Langley began. Modern settings and characters built upon an ageless foundation of childhood fears and things that go bump in the night. It’s Speculative Fiction brought to an entirely new level. Especially since it may very well be that no one ever outgrows the Bogeyman. Maybe…just maybe…
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