![]() ![]() Much of Devil House is built around Gage Chandler’s findings of the protagonists who were around at the time and were the potential suspects, accomplices, or witnesses. ![]() The setting of the killings is a former adult book and video shop which is hugely unpopular with the local residents but a regular hangout with teens. ![]() What is fascinating about this is the murders did not make headline news the first time around, even though they took place during the 1980s Satanic Panic era and looked vaguely ritualistic in nature. Gage is seeking his next literary hit and buys the house which was the scene of an unsolved double murder fifteen years earlier. Sound familiar? If you’ve seen Sinister, you bet it does. A true-crime writer buys the house which was previously the scene of a gruesome murder and plans to research and write about it. Even though the main case is non-supernatural, it still reminded me of the hit film Sinister. ![]()
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