It Came From Hell and Smashed the Angels by Gregor Xane

1:43 am 14 August 2016

It Came From Hell and Smashed the Angels - Gregor Xane

Thanks to his big ugly mug, Ben Coburn always played the heavy in Hollywood. Yeah, his name was in the credits of a bunch of low-budget B-movie horror shows, but at least he could say he was in the movies.

That was a long time ago.

Now Ben sits alone in a trailer park listening to an old married couple across the way argue about money, just nursing a beer, waiting for something to happen.

But nothing ever happens. That pisses him off.

No, Big Ben Coburn isn't going to wait around anymore. He jumps on his motorcycle and tears off into the night.

Intent on escaping into a new life, he races past a field of scarecrows, barreling headlong down the highway toward a blazing inferno and a bottomless pit.

I loved this story. I wanted so much going in and I got it and more! I am so impressed with the detail, the imagery, the talent and the simple flow that kept me reading from beginning to end.

Too short skit with just enough suspense to keep you turning the pages, plus a delightful turn at the end that made me fall in love!

I read the story five times and I still can't get enough!

It Came From Hell and Smashed the Angels has easily become a favorite that I would love to compare to my elite Tales From the Crypt skits. Brava Xane!