The Bighead

By: Edward Lee

Narrated by: Michael T. Bradley

Rape. Murder. Brain-eating.

Never before has a work of fiction dared to delve so deeply into the realms of perversion, sexual dementia, and bad taste...

Who is he? What is he? An inbred homicidal pervert? A supernatural psychopath? Who or whatever he is, he's on a roll now, raging out of the Virginia backwoods and leaving in his wake a trail of blood, guts, and disgust far beyond the limits of your reckoning.

JERRICA...

Sex-addict, drug-addict - a woman so far out of control she would make Linda Lovelace look like a schoolmarm. And little does she know, The Bighead is coming... for her.

THE ABBEY...

Closed for years, Wroxeter Abbey is back in business, haunted by two nuns... from hell. Erotopathic, clinically demented, gross beyond belief. To the faithful priest, Father Alexander, they will do things that absolutely beggar description...

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A Magnificent Oddity

this book has/had, the potential to be one of the most popular stories in the horror genre, I'm not sure if it was the author or the performer, focusing more on how dumb/backwards they think small town people are. by doing this they made the book more of a vulgar comedy, rather than a dark psychotic masterpiece, better luck next go round.

If you like movies on the Sy-Fi

The story was engaging enough that I didn’t want to take a break, or not finish it. Based on the subject matter, reviews and cover art, I was expecting a good time, not a master piece. There is multiple characters, and the narrator does good giving them their own voice except one. They way he does one voice is not pleasant to my ears. The author tried to use shock value with the level of grossness, a few scenes was over the top nasty, and this is coming from a seasoned horror fan. If you like horror, gore and have a strong stomach, go for it. Mat not want to eat first.

gruesome and erotic

my kind of book. it's gross, erotic at points, the story is pretty good with some mystery. The voice acting isn't amazing but it has charm to it. it has some really tough topics and scenes and it did feel a little humorous but that's okay because to subjects are dark, but never overstayed their welcome. As a splatterpunk fan, this was a good listen.

Amazing narration and awesome story!

This is a tale that is definitely not for the squeamish, but if your tastes venture more into the more extreme or Splatterpunk then this will be right up your alley. The narration is perfectly spot on and energetic. Easily worth the price of a credit, highly recommended!

Wow

I enjoyed this book. There were twists and turns I wasn't expecting. Edward Lee can write stories that will leave you in shock