The Final Girl Support Group

Grady Hendrix
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The Final Girl Support Group

Grady Hendrix
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The Final Girl Support Group sizzles with action, originality, and a gleaming concept sharp as a scalpel.”—Charlaine Harris, #1 New York Times bestselling author

"Pray for morning, wish for speed, and be as quiet as you can, it doesn't matter—Grady Hendrix's The Final Girl Support Group already knows where you live and breathe."—Stephen Graham Jones, New York Times bestselling author of The Only Good Indians

“A great read…[Hendrix] excels at writing horror humor… His characters are funny and real, though at least one will definitely lose a limb at some point…Though the final girls’ plight has all the scares of great horror fiction, there is an element of truth in their situation that will be recognizable to anyone who has experienced real trauma.” –The New York Times

"Equal parts thrilling and darkly funny." - Time

“A savvy summer slasher … continues his winning run of meta horror novels…a wickedly entertaining page-turner.” USA Today

“It’s not necessary to be a fan of slasher movies to enjoy this very clever, gleefully violent, self-aware deconstruction of the genre.” - The Guardian

“Grady Hendrix has demonstrated a remarkable facility for suspense…With his latest work, The Final Girl Support Group, he’s turned that talent into a nearly book-length workout, an exercise in go-go acceleration that steps on the gas soon after it begins and doesn’t stop until the final pages.” The A.V. Club

"A darkly clever take on the horror genre's most infamous trope."– Elle

The Final Girl Support Group is funny, scary, and a roaring good time. Grady Hendrix puts his own spin on final girls and I loved it.”—Samantha Downing, USA Today bestselling author of My Lovely Wife

"Take slasher movie adoration, critique, and satire, mix with compelling, flawed characters and neck-breaking plot twists, and drop it all into an industrial blender with large blades. Voilà, you now have Grady's maniacally clever and compulsively readable The Final Girl Support Group."—Paul Tremblay, national bestselling author of Survivor Song

“Dissects slasher obsession with cutting humor and heart.”Bloody Disgusting

“A wildly entertaining romp through the conventions of horror’s slasher film subgenre…Hendrix masterfully evokes the paranoid existences of his diverse cast in the aftermath of their traumatic ordeals, and he so explicitly details the massacres and fictional film sagas that grew out of them that readers may believe them to be real. The result is a wonderfully suspenseful and darkly comic novel that cleverly subverts popular culture. Horror fans will be wowed.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"If you grew up on a diet of '80s slasher movies, The Final Girl Support Group is the book you've been waiting for...Clever, fast-paced horror comedy." —Oprah Daily

"The Final Girl Support Group is a deft examination of how our culture's obsession with misogynistic violence destroys the lives of women and how those women are able to keep fighting and living after unthinkable trauma. The beating heart of this book is empathy and it's set into a lightning-paced, vicious thriller. Reading it was a catharsis. Absolutely unmissable. Horror fans... you've never read a slasher like this."—Mallory O'Meara, national bestselling author of The Lady from the Black Lagoon

“With The Final Girl Support Group Grady Hendrix transforms a horror trope into something bloody original. An incisive examination of society's obsession with violence against women that simultaneously honors and roasts the slasher genre with equal prowess. Wildly entertaining and clever as hell.”—Rachel Harrison, author of The Return

“Grady Hendrix’s canny new novel, The Final Girl Support Group, gathers all the tropes and iconography of a decade’s worth of slasher movies, throws them into a blender with much more wit and intelligence than any of those movies displayed, in a truly original, compelling, suspenseful tour de force… with a knowing wink. Hendrix has a rare, unique voice in a genre sorely in need of more!"—Mick Garris, writer and director (The Stand, Bag of Bones, The Shining miniseries)

"A crazy emotional roller coaster ride that took me right back to 1980, but it needs a warning label: may cause severe anxiety, suggest reading with CBD and a glass of wine."—Adrienne King, actress, artist, and Friday the 13th’s first Final Girl

"The Final Girl Support Group is perfect for anyone who loves old slasher movies and, oddly enough, anyone who hates them. Grady Hendrix has somehow crafted both an homage to B-horror schlock and a clever dissection of the genre, all delivered in the form of one long breathless chase punctuated by both unpredictable twists and thoughtful insight."—David Wong, New York Times bestselling author of John Dies at the End

"A (bloody) valentine to the slasher franchises of the VHS era, but also a smart novel about survivor guilt and the concept of the enduring heroine."—Kim Newman, author of Anno Dracula

Overall rating: 4.047619 / 5 from 42 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Final Girl Support Group is a thrilling horror novel that has been highly praised by readers for its engaging and enjoyable narrative. It offers a fresh take on horror movie tropes and is a must-read for fans of the genre.

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  • Enjoyment: 31%
  • Quality: 31%

Review topics: ["fun","book","read","story","characters","idea","thriller","take","hendrix","paced","movie","action","twist","premise","author","girl","written","foreshadowing","novel","violence"].

Review highlights

  • "This book is a fantastic read for all horror/crime fans out there!"Madison
  • "Lynnette in particular is as tough as they come, using her exemplary survival skills and cunning to stay one step ahead."AmyS
  • "I throughly enjoyed this book."Tina

Reviews

Wild ride

"Although it was a little slow at the beginning, the plot really makes you consider “but what happens when the chaos is over”"

Rcmd (4/5)

Love!

"Loved this book and the premise, my only issue was trying to remember the different character backstories when they were mentioned! But Hendrix never misses!"

Bria (4/5)

Not My Thing

"2. 5 stars This book may be about ""Final Girls"", but it also may be the final book that I try written by Grady Hendrix. Doubtful though because they are marketed so well. This will (hopefully) be the last one I purchase though. In all actuality, I think like for many of the books I dislike, this is the case of 'it's me, not you'. I think Grady Hendrix has a very specific style in both writing and storytelling that for whatever reason doesn't jive with me. I've had similar thoughts for each of his books that I've read. I will say, that this one may be the one I disliked the LEAST. In fact, I would go out on a limb and say that I was mostly liking it until about a bit more than halfway through. Then, I was just over it. I feel like the story was going in a multitude of unnecessary directions. I also felt that there was enough going on within the story without more chaos being added. Those that like his other works may like this one and those that like a weird, odd, and abstract horror may like it as well. For me though, it just solidified that maybe this is not an author for me to pick up."

@brooklynnnnereads (2/5)

Praise for Grady Hendrix

"At rhis point I just want all of his books. They always hit!"

Queu (5/5)

If you love the final girl slasher genre. This is for you.

"Excellent read! Another great concept / story from Hendrix."

Liana D. (5/5)

Amazing Read!

"Such an amazing book! I read this within 2 days because I just couldn’t put it down. Such a great story and I absolutely loved it."

Taryn H. (5/5)

A fresh take on final girls

"A fresh take on the final girl concept. In a world where the most iconic horror villains are reimagined as real life killers, this book explores how the “final girls” adapt and move forward after surviving brutal killing sprees."

Todd (4/5)

Full of action but

"It had me interested for awhile but then it was way too predictable"

Crystal (3/5)

A smart new take on classic 80s horror

"Grady Hendrix clearly has a deep love and an academic's understanding of the horror genre, which allow him to use classic horror tropes in novel ways and to great effect. The more ridiculous aspects of the horror genre are solidly grounded with real world fears. Easily one of my favorite recent authors and this is my favorite book of his I have read."

Bobbin (5/5)

Expertly written, but not scary

"Grady Hendrix is a fantastic writer. I believe Grady incapyof writing a bad novel. The characters are both likeable and unlikeable in all the right ways, the twists and turns aren't always as effective as other novels but that's subjective, and there is a lot of dark humor to be found here. The issue I had with the book is that it's just not scary. I know it's satire, I know it's self-aware, and I love those qualities of a book. I was simply expecting the tensions in this book to be more tense. That being said, still an excellent read."

Corey (3/5)

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  • Date de publication : Jun 14, 2022
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 352
  • Éditeur : Penguin Publishing Group
  • ISBN : 9780593201244
  • Dimensions : 5.5" W x 0.8" L x 8.2" H
Grady Hendrix is a New York Times bestselling novelist and screenwriter who owns too many paperbacks and not enough shelves. He's the author of How to Sell a Haunted House, The Final Girl Support Group, The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires, and many more, including Paperbacks from Hell, a history of the horror paperback boom of the seventies and eighties that won the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Nonfiction. (All the paperbacks are for "research" and he needs them.) His books have sold over two million copies and have been translated into more than twenty languages. He lives in New York City and will die there, too, probably crushed to death beneath piles of those paperbacks.

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