Hunger on the Chisholm Trail by M. Ennenbach

If this sounds like your cup of tea–and if you love the Old West aesthetic–read on for where to find the top Splatter Western stories. Splatter horror shocks and disturbs more viscerally than other types of horror, often to highlight how vulnerable we are in a brutal world. This type of horror, originating as a cinematic subtype, leans heavily into graphic and explicit violence and gore (think “splattering” blood and gut s) to disturb the audience. These tales often feature antiheroes who leave a trail of bodies behind them–and whose exploits you just can’t tear your eyes from. This book was eloquently written with sick twisted sarcasm and bloody humorous at times.Good news for fans of gory horror and pulpy Westerns: Splatter Westerns are here! This subgenre takes elements of “splatter horror” and mixes them with the Old West genre to portray worlds of blood-drenched violence, sometimes with supernatural elements. The maternity doctor who just wants a friend she can relate to and see her with nonjudgmental eyes. His motto is let people be who they want to be and accept your weirdness. The main character, the security guard who is extremely sarcastic. As they unwittingly help each other understand a world in which neither seems to belong, they begin to realize what it truly means to be alive. A maternity doctor with a horrifically unusual appetite. They will accept you in any way shape or form you want to come in.īrief Synopsis: A young hospital security guard with a disturbingly unique taste in women. I usually surround myself with sarcastic people in real like because they are extraordinarily intelligent and also really chill. I need that humor in horror sometimes to accept an awkward or nasty situation. He has a humor to his work that gives me life. His writing is just what I need sometimes. I feel like he brought it all in this book. This is the second book I’ve read by chandler Morrison and it was a wild ride of emotions. Dead inside by chandler Morrison & invisible monsters remix by Chuck palahniuk

Hunger on the Chisholm Trail by M. Ennenbach