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Lights. Camera. Slawter! Grubbs Grady and his half-brother Bill-E are thrilled to join their uncle Dervish as onset consultants for the newest movie by cult horror producer David A Haym. Shot in a deserted town renamed Slawter, the demon-themed movie is to be Haym's masterpiece. But as... read more
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- Grubitsch 'Grubbs' Grady: A teenager who went through a fearful fight with Lord Loss in the first book. He now partially recovered from those memories. How will he now deal with it when the demon reappear in his life?
- Davida Haym: A wicked horror movie director. She is renowned for many famous horror movies. Now, she invites Dervish and Grubby to make the best movie of her life, the best horror movie in the history: Slawter.
- Dervish Grady: A Disciple, and Grubbs' paternal uncle.
- Emmet: One of Grubb's and BillE's best friend.
- Juni: Add a description of this character.
- Bo Kooniart
- Billy
- Slawter: A demonic monster
- Tump Kooniart
- Nora
- Kuk
- Gregor
- Meera
- Abe
- Prae Athim
- Lord Loss: A evil demon master
First Sentence edit
"My eyes! They stabbed out my eyes!"
Series & Lists edit
This is book 3 of 10 in The Demonata. (standard series)
Preceded by Demon Thief, and followed by Bec.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Darren Shan (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Harper Collins Children's Books
Country: England
Publication Date: 2006
ISBN: 0007229550
Page Count: 256
Publisher: Harper Collins Children's Books
Country: England
Publication Date: 2006
ISBN: 0007229550
Page Count: 256
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