Horror Makers

June 1993. A group of young like-minded individuals, with virtually no budget and just a single camera, shoots an arthouse horror film in a month with a simple title... "Horror Film". Deaths and accidents accompany the process, and the film... never sees the light of day. Only three scenes from it were published, but that was enough for the film to achieve cult status and gather a huge army of fans.

Present day. Hollywood insists on a big-budget reboot of the film, convincing the only surviving actor to return to his old role of the sinister Worm. He remembers all too well the horror that prevailed during the shoot 30 years ago, the inexplicable events, and the sinister secrets hidden in the original script. But the desire to reshoot the cursed film and finally present it to the world is much stronger—and no demons from the past can stop him. The price of this will prove to be too high...
An instant bestseller on the "New York Times" list and a nominee for the Bram Stoker Award from genre star Paul Tremblay. A powerful psychological horror, the shocking ending of which will leave no reader indifferent.
"Tremblay raises the bar in the 'cursed film' genre, creating a novel that skillfully breaks the fourth wall between imaginary horrors and their real consequences. This book is a must-read" (Publishers Weekly).