Killer Flies

De: Mark Kendall

Narrado por: Sean Duregger

First they feasted on farm animals. Then they found humans....

A little girl was dead, attacked, and mutilated by some things, creatures of nightmare that were spreading outward like the Black Death, stripping the entire town bare of life.

The death toll mounted, with bodies maimed or ripped to shreds, and thousands cowered in the shadows, hiding fearfully from the death out of the skies, the millions of sucking probosci eagerly reaching out for the attack. And terror erupted into uncontrollable panic, as a lone scientist worked feverishly to save a dying population and destroy the killer flies!

©2020 Mark Kendall (P)2022 Encyclopocalypse Publications

Fun B Rated Horror

This was a fun, "B Rated", 80s creature feature. This from the beginning had some great shocking scenes. Like all "B Rated" movies there is a lot of sex. I think the ending was pretty abrupt.
I listened to this on audible and thought the narrator did a great job. All the characters were distinct and had a good flow.
Overall, I enjoyed this and it was worth the time to read.

Killer Flies review

A quick horror story involving killer flies as the title reveals. It was enjoyable with a satisfying ending.

80s Creature Feature mania!

This is truly a wild ride! It gives all the outrageous 80s B Movie vibes you can expect and then some! And narrated by Sean Duregger is the bonus you definitely want going into this... come for the flies and craziness, but stay for Duregger's narration. I know my rating would be lower without his added entertainment value as well as just keeping me engaged throughout the whole book. No character is treated lightly - he implores them all with so much life. So I definitely encourage this as audiobook!

Such a great creature feature!

This book was brought to life by Sean Duregger and his amazing narration. His voice work is incredible and I could picture each character perfectly based off his different voices. The story itself is a fun B movie horror, screaming 80s horror paperback in all the best ways. There was humor, terror, sex, and some grotesque scenes- anything you could want from a book titled Killer Flies. I highly recommend this for anyone that is a fan of 80s horror, creature features, and B horror stories.

great short story

Very well developed storyline & characters. There are some holes in the story to overlook but still very good. Narration is excellent with male & female voices ranging in age & accent.

I wanted a horror story

But what I got was a poorly written love triangle. This book took me 3 weeks to finish

Classic 80’s Horror

Thanks to Encyclopocalypse Publications, the early 80’s horror classic, KILLER FLIES by Mark Kendall is now available in audiobook format. KILLER FLIES is a great example of early 80’s creature horror and is narrated by Sean Duregger with the passion and intensity this story deserves.

Not my favorite!💜

I didn’t care for this story. Some of the plots thrown in the middle of the book didn’t seem to fit within the overall storyline. Such as the love triangle that basically had nothing to do with the storyline. There was the reporter and a couple other random characters that I felt could have played a much stronger role in this story.
IMO, The narration was good but also not my favorite. I’m a huge Sean Duregger fan but for some reason this story wasn’t able to showcase his true voice acting talents.
Overall this story didn’t work for me, but this is only my opinion. I encourage anyone who might be interested to give it a try and draw your own conclusions.

Sisters Spotlight 💜

Fun creature-feature and excellent performance.

Decent prose and gory kills, pretty good time if somewhat mild thrills. Excellent performance by the narrator. Recommended for fans of throwback B-features.

Mad Science and Killer Insects!

Encyclopocalypse Publications has done something fantastic in bringing this classic piece of 1980s animal horror back to life. Capitalizing on the fears of the nuclear age--of science gone wrong--Mark Kendall penned this exciting tale of deadly, swarming flies descending on the unexpecting people of New Mexico.
From the moment the truck transporting the load of genetically modified flies crashes until the clamorous conclusion, we witness close-up accounts of people, pets, and livestock as they run afoul of the insect menace. Scientific hubris, myopic politicians, and a wholly unprecedented threat combine to create a perfect storm for the horrors to unfold in the worst way possible.
At the core of the story, a mother's desire for revenge propels us along a reckless path amid the devastating events scattered throughout the tale. New faces appear only to be summarily devoured and left as a bloody pulp by the devouring proboscises of the flies.
Sean Duregger is at the top of his narration game, lending each character their own distinctive voice, breathing life into even the most minuscule roles within the story.