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Posted by demonik on June 18, 2009
Guy N. Smith – The Camp (Sphere, 1989)
Les Edwards
Hi De Hi! meets James Herbert’s The Fog as blissfully unsuspecting holiday campers are used as guinea pigs for the new C551 drug and take to butchering one another in their chalets.
“A bit far fetched, even by GNS standards. A holiday camp becomes the site of bizarre mind control experiments” concludes Vault’s tame GNS authority, funkdooby.
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Sordid Spheres! 