Skipp remains true to the splatterpunk genre offering sex and violence and little else. Until, they are tearing each other apart, literally. With each dollar the stranger spends, his hosts become more wretched and twisted. He puts down big money and has even bigger plans for his hosts. It follows the patrons and workers of the club as a dark mysterious stranger comes to visit. The Long Last Call is set at the “Sweet Thangs” strip club. The story has a hard time standing up against Skipp’s more classic works in the genre, but is worth a read nonetheless. The Long Last Call is one of the stories released by Skipp during this later writing period. After lying dormant for about a decade, he returned to horror literature in the early 2000s. Skipp released a flurry of ultra-violent and overly-sexualized horror literature in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He has inspired writers, directors, and just about everyone who works in the horror industry today. He is often co-credited, along with Craig Spector, as the founder of the splatterpunk subgenre. Hill Jr.īook Review for The Demon of Decay by Alex C. Gates

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