I did occasionally get that "ripped from the headlines" feel meaning parts of the story sensationalized what adults and the media believe teens will do when influenced by the "wrong" things. I was a kid in the 80's (sorry my age is showing) and a few parts of the story made me think of my brother's stories of his 80's high school years. The Good: Originally published in 1988 this story did have a bit of a "dated" feel to it BUT I loved it.
I usually don't purchase audiobooks that have no reviews, but my research online encouraged me to take a chance on this audiobook. I purchased Crucifax just because I wanted to try something different and I had a credit to spare. It is sad that someone like this no talent loser gets work and so many talented actors don't. However I could not get through the Audio Book Seth Micheal Donsky has the single most annoying voice I have ever heard after 9 chapters I could take no more. I read CRUCIFAX about ten years ago I enjoyed the book its was raw edge Horror, disturbing but it drew you in. If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Crucifax?Įverything featuring Seth Michael Donsky then start over with an actor with vocal range and some acting ability He is the vocal equivalent of nails on a chalkboard His acting range seemed to be measured somewhere between awful and non existant. What didn’t you like about Seth Michael Donsky’s performance? CRUCIFAX is cutting hooror and Ray Garton goes boldly where no one else does In to the darkest regions of the supernatural! As long as Seth Michael Donsky is connected with this work the best way to enjoy it is not to hear it at all! This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
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