


Scream All Night is perfect for fans of Andrew Smith or The Great American Whatever, as it’s a unique, heartfelt, and cinematic novel. It’s very dramatic and visual, and I was often surprised by the detailed descriptions and metaphors hiding in this unassuming contemporary novel. We get inside Dario’s head but are still able to view the story without bias. It’s relatable to horror movie fans and horror movie haters alike, the themes of innocence and community strongly prevalent throughout. The idea is wholly original, the writing is cinematic and bold, the characters are complex, and the setting is *chef kiss*. I’ve never read a book like Scream All Night. Dario must decide whether or not to reconnect with the people who worshipped his father or cut the poisoned roots that won’t let him forget about the past. : Scream All Night (9780062665652) by Milman, Derek and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices.

But, when he gets a phone call notifying him of his father’s death, Dario’s forced to relieve it all as he travels back to Moldavia, the castle-turned-horror-movie-studio where he spent the first twelve years of his life surrounded by monsters, some less fictional than others. After all, it takes true misfits to make believable monsters.”ĭario Heyward is ready to move on from his traumatic childhood and explore the world he was too long sheltered from. They live in a constantly moving dreamworld of imagined horrors, spurts of gore, skulking monsters-creatures more aberrant than themselves. “This is a house full of misfits, everyone unmoored from the world outside these gates.
