The Final Girl Support Group: By Grady Hendrix | Book Review Podcast

<p>The Final Girl Support Group By Grady Hendrix</p> <p><strong>Website:</strong> <a href="https://gobookmart.com">https://gobookmart.com</a></p> <p>“<em>The Final Girl Support Group</em> is funny, scary, and a roaring good time. Grady Hendrix puts his own spin on final girls and I loved it.”—<strong>Samantha Downing, </strong><em><strong>USA Today</strong></em><strong> bestselling author of </strong><em><strong>My Lovely Wife</strong></em><strong><br> </strong><br> "Take slasher movie adoration, critique, and satire, mix with compelling, flawed characters and neck-breaking plot twists, and drop it all into an industrial blender with large blades. Voilà, you now have Grady's maniacally clever and compulsively readable <em>The Final Girl Support Group</em>."—<strong>Paul Tremblay, national bestselling author of Survivor Song</strong><br> <br> “Dissects slasher obsession with cutting humor and heart.”<strong> – </strong><em><strong>Bloody Disgusting</strong></em><br> <br> “A wildly entertaining romp through the conventions of horror’s slasher film subgenre…Hendrix masterfully evokes the paranoid existences of his diverse cast in the aftermath of their traumatic ordeals, and he so explicitly details the massacres and fictional film sagas that grew out of them that readers may believe them to be real. The result is a wonderfully suspenseful and darkly comic novel that cleverly subverts popular culture. Horror fans will be wowed.”—<em><strong>Publishers Weekly</strong></em><strong> (starred review)<br> <br> </strong>"If you grew up on a diet of '80s slasher movies, <em>The Final&nbsp;Girl Support Group</em> is the book you've been waiting for...Clever, fast-paced horror comedy."&nbsp;—<em><strong>Oprah Daily</strong></em><br> <br> "<em>The Final Girl Support Group</em> is a deft examination of how our culture's obsession with misogynistic violence destroys the lives of women and how those women are able to keep fighting and living after unthinkable trauma. The beating heart of this book is empathy and it's set into a