Elliot Arthur CrossCritiques

Perhaps because of the language of too high a level for me which made reading very difficult, perhaps because I found it an absolute waste of time to read all the relationships between the characters (perfect, complete and beautifully constructed, yes, I admit it with pleasure) of this "horror" or maybe because I found it a mix of cliches and stereotypes of the LGBT world but I was expecting something totally different and I was a little disappointed.
In any case, a rather original idea, it made me think a lot about the fact that this kind of reality really exists and is a shame for the human society of our century.

YA horror story set in a mid-1980s summer camp for gay teens whose parents want to convert them to heterosexuality.

Although the premise sounds grim, this was actually quite light-hearted and fun in a "Scary Movie" kind of way, though it might not have been the BEST choice to get me through a 1 a.m. bout of insomnia.

$2.99 for 27 pages. I don't think so.