Brett McBean is an accomplished author of horror and thrillers, whose works are characterized by a chilling atmosphere and psychological depth. He draws readers into the dark corners of the human mind, exploring the boundaries of fear and survival. His style is sharp and evocative, making him a distinctive voice in contemporary horror literature. McBean's storytelling prowess ensures a suspenseful and unsettling read that lingers long after the final page.
Set against the backdrop of a secluded Australian coastline, a young couple, Peter and Marcia, embark on a weekend getaway. Their adventure takes a turn as they discover an isolated beach, where they set up camp, leading to unexpected experiences that challenge their relationship and perceptions of solitude.
Set in the quaint town of Belford, Ohio, the story unfolds in a close-knit community where Barb's Corner Store and a picturesque town square create a charming backdrop. Amid the friendly atmosphere lurks a local bogeyman, a reclusive figure who inspires fear among the children. This unique character adds an intriguing twist to the otherwise serene setting, suggesting deeper mysteries and possibly darker secrets within the town.
Film obsessed psycho-killer Buk Thompson is on a bloody pilgrimage. Driving through the American Southwest, murdering his way to Hollywood, home of the stars that have been his only friends since childhood, Buk is having a ball, trimming the extras from this film we call life. When fate throws him in the path of the innocent Jimmy, Buk decides to take the boy on as a protege and teach him the killing game. The script calls for sadism, murder and movie trivia as the pair blaze their way west, but Jimmy is more than some mere supporting actor. Unexpectedly, old Buk finds he might have a chance at something he's never considered before. Redemption. A little bit Badlands, mixed with a small helping of From Dusk Till Dawn, Buk and Jimmy Go West is one road trip that is wild at heart and 100% pure adrenaline.