First of all, this cover is excellent and it gives me all the feels. But it also lets you in on what you’re in for–nostalgia, 80’s girl power, cheesy horror, and big hair.

I’ve read two other Grady Hendrix books, so I went back to his first. This is as excellent as all the others. But it being set in the eighties makes me wonder if that will turn some readers off because it’s not an era they were born into. Does that make this historical science fiction? Is that a thing? But does that make it only for forty-year-old fuddy duddies like me?

I don’t care. It was capable of making me feel emotion. It’s probably the best book to jump into some Hendrix because it’s shorter than his others. But they’re all good. It’s just fun, and we need fun books in our lives, like good horror movies.