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It is pretty much a sure thing that if you like the film, then you will enjoy this book, and if you did not like the film, then you will not like this book.

The difference with BOOGEYMAN, compared to, for example, EXORCIST :THE BEGINNING ( the Book ) in relation to the film, is that the BOOGEYMAN works well with a writers view that expands on the story, where-as, EXORCIST THE BEGINNING is somewhat more visceral. Not to say that some will not have a reaction that is visceral when either reading this book, or seeing the film, then reading the book, just that this is a scarey film/book that does not use either the Psychological path in it's exposition, or go down the "Slash-Kill-Slash some more" school of horror.

It is a neat scare, and in my opinion, both the film and the book are fun scares; however, the book and the film are not for the elite snobs who do not seem to recall the fun of a film, and a book where things that go bump in the night can provide a neat scare.

If you can get the book from WAL-MART, you should be able to get it for around 5 dollars.

It's not art, but then what fun, scarey, and popular film and book is these days.

If you go by the formula that a Critics view is generally in inverse proportion to its fun and scarey factor, then you can't lose( Most Box office number 1 or top ten films are generally panned by "highly regarded" critics, and the stuff they love is either totally a snore piece, or it is years old, and the grosses are so overwhelmingly indicative of a loved film which makes it in their best interest to "suddenly discover" what a hidden masterpiece it is).


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Boogeyman Jeff Mariotte 9780743497565 Books Reviews

I though the movie novelization of Boogeyman was really good. Some parts of the books were written really well, and the scary parts were described really good. I like how the author described Tim nightmares and his fear of the dark and closests. I hope the move will be as good as the book is.
It is pretty much a sure thing that if you like the film, then you will enjoy this book, and if you did not like the film, then you will not like this book.

The difference with BOOGEYMAN, compared to, for example, EXORCIST THE BEGINNING ( the Book ) in relation to the film, is that the BOOGEYMAN works well with a writers view that expands on the story, where-as, EXORCIST THE BEGINNING is somewhat more visceral. Not to say that some will not have a reaction that is visceral when either reading this book, or seeing the film, then reading the book, just that this is a scarey film/book that does not use either the Psychological path in it's exposition, or go down the "Slash-Kill-Slash some more" school of horror.

It is a neat scare, and in my opinion, both the film and the book are fun scares; however, the book and the film are not for the elite snobs who do not seem to recall the fun of a film, and a book where things that go bump in the night can provide a neat scare.

If you can get the book from WAL-MART, you should be able to get it for around 5 dollars.

It's not art, but then what fun, scarey, and popular film and book is these days.

If you go by the formula that a Critics view is generally in inverse proportion to its fun and scarey factor, then you can't lose( Most Box office number 1 or top ten films are generally panned by "highly regarded" critics, and the stuff they love is either totally a snore piece, or it is years old, and the grosses are so overwhelmingly indicative of a loved film which makes it in their best interest to "suddenly discover" what a hidden masterpiece it is).