Keith J. Krompinger

Very. Dramatic. Language. I dare you to count the number of pages that do NOT include references to violence, sex, drugs, devils or demons. You will lose count because if someone isn't being tortured or raped, he or she is dying a very violent (and very graphic) death. But, wait. There's more. The women have lots of crimson hair, they must be undressed and stared at for a little while before they are "sexually raped", tortured, and finally put out of their misery with a brutal murder. Oh wait. I forgot to mention the cannibalism. People being eaten alive on some strange Caribbean Island.
Unfortunately, the violence is laid on so thick there is very little character development. As each person met a horrible fate, I didn't care. Go ahead. Dress the women in weird outfits before painting their bodies with symbols, raping them and then eating them alive, body part by body part. I shrugged off the rape and torture as if was a breakfast scene with pancakes and eggs. I didn't know any victim well enough to want them to live. Even when someone had their jugular bitten out, I shrugged with indifference. I couldn't tell you the plot if I tried other than to say some guy is haunted by his wife's murder. He is being called to revenge by a demon (or something with red eyes in the mirror) while his teenage daughter has her own coping mechanisms with drugs.… (meer)