Video Night

De: Adam Cesare, Stephen Graham Jones - introduction

Grab your samurai swords and the remote control: it’s going to be a long night.

It's 1988 and two best friends—one departing for college, one destined for bad boy townie life—decide to have a final video night before their friendship changes forever. Billy and Tom’s plan is perfect. They've got pizza and beer, and Tom even managed to convince his girlfriend, Darcy, to bring a friend, Billy's neighbor and crush, Rachel. But what they don't know is that there's an invasion underway.

Across the street, Rachel's sister, Rhonda, was one of the first to turn. A slithering, chitinous evil has overtaken her body and mind, and she'll do anything to spread the alien infection. Blood, sex, rock and roll, invaders from outer space, and tender perspectives on teen male friendship: Video Night is one cult classic that has it all!

“The writing moves like a greased torpedo, compulsively readable as it rockets through your brain.” —Fangoria

“Hit that first chapter. It’ll hook you, and the next time you look up, you’ll have swallowed the book. It’ll be nesting inside you like a seed, like an egg, like an invasion.” —Stephen Graham Jones, New York Times bestselling author of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter

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Hit that first chapter. It’ll hook you, and the next time you look up, you’ll have swallowed the book. It’ll be nesting inside you like a seed, like an egg, like an invasion.—Stephen Graham Jones, author of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter

One of the most talented and engaging voices of horror fiction's newest wave.—Gabino Iglesias, award-winning author of The Devil Takes You Home

The momentum keeps building. The stakes keep escalating. The monsters just keep getting worse and worse, the catastrophic mayhem more juicy and hopeless. Best of all, the writing moves like a greased torpedo, compulsively readable as it rockets through your brain.—Fangoria

If you put together the gore, action, monsters, and sense of excitement that made '80s horror movies so great, you'll only have about half of what makes Video Night a must-read tome for horror fans.—Horrortalk

Too often modern horror is mired in self-importance and pretension, which is why Adam Cesare's Video Night is so refreshing. Video Night seeks to entertain first and foremost, a goal it achieves with spectacular success. It is also very well-written and is populated with characters who are realistic and relatable. Video Night was the most enjoyable horror novel I've read in quite some time, and Adam Cesare is one of horror's brightest new talents. Highly recommended.—Bryan Smith, author 68 Kill and Depraved

Of all the new writers busting out on the scene, Cesare's the young guy with the greatest encyclopedic gorehound know-how, blistering cinematic pace, unquenchable love of both fiction and film, and hell-bent will to entertain. Cesare does just about everything right.—John Skipp, Fangoria