Camp 1985

Slasherverse, Book 1

De: Matthew R. Corr

Narrado por: Nicholas Gilomen

Enter the nostalgia-laced world of CAMP 1985, a bogus new summer program where parents send their social-media-addicted teens to unplug and make face-to-face connections without the help of a screen. Ander expects a fun weekend getaway with other influencers but instead finds himself trapped in a radical landscape without wifi. Just when Ander gives in to camp life and starts crushing on a cute gamer boy, a little fun with a spirit board unleashes a vengeful spirit of a bygone era. Now, with danger lurking behind every tree, Ander and his fellow campers must navigate a twisted game of survival against a retro evil determined to off them one by one. Who will survive? Brace yourself for a bloody good time in the first of seven books in Matthew R. Corr’s Slasherverse!

©2024 Matthew Corr (P)2024 Matthew Corr

A fun camp slasher

Camp 1985… for teens who need a break from social media. Except these teens find themselves conjuring up an old angry spirit. And it proves deadly. I loved it!!!

Great narrator

I felt in a campy, entertaining slasher with oozing personality. Great casting and great writing.

Bloody and Queer

You don't get many horror books that have a queer protagonist. This is absolutely amazing loved the characters, story and the setting. Can't wait to sink my teeth into the next chapter

Fun slasher story!

If you enjoy summer camps and slasher movies, this will be right up your alley! A group of teen influencers are sent to a summer camp. It’s not just any summer camp, but one that makes them live likes it’s the 80s! This book was so much fun! It doesn’t take long before weird things start happening and people start disappearing. I really enjoyed the creep factor, and kept finding myself jumping back and forth between suspects. Great story, great narration, highly recommend!

Great story, bad narration

I thought the concept was awesome and the nostalgic 80s slasher vibe was written really well! However, the performance ruined it for me. The narrator's voice came off as grating and hard to listen to. It was really over-the-top and theatrical and took me out of the story itself way too often. DNF