Descrip­tion from the MacAdam/Cage website:

About the Book

On Hal­loween night, fol­low­ing an unnerv­ing phone call from his dia­betic mother, Hale and six of his med school class­mates return to the house where his sis­ter dis­ap­peared years ago. While there is no sign of his mother, some­thing is wait­ing for them there, and has been wait­ing a long time. Writ­ten as a lit­er­ary film treat­ment lit­tered with foot­notes and exper­i­men­tal nuances, Demon The­ory is even parts camp and ter­ror, com­bin­ing glib dia­logue, fas­ci­nat­ing pop cul­ture ref­er­ences, and an intri­cate sub­text as it pur­sues the events of a haunt­ing movie tril­ogy too real to dis­miss. There are books about movies and movies about books, and then there’s Demon The­ory – a refresh­ing and occa­sion­ally shock­ing addi­tion to the increas­ingly pop­u­lar “intel­li­gent hor­rorâ€? genre.

Reviews:

• Hor­ror­watch
• Dal­las Morn­ing News (Jerome Weeks)
  
• About.Horror (Staci Wilson)
• Texas Monthly (Mike Shea)
• Hor­ror­Movies
• Fancy Pants, Inc
• Mon­ster Librar­ian
  
• Dread Cen­tral (Scott A. John­son)
  
• Wooden Spoon
  
• Hor­ror World (Nate Kenyon)
  
• Horror-Web
  
• Cul­ture Car­tel (Mike Bracken)
  
• Unspeak­able Hor­ror (Vince Lia­guno)
  
• Globe and Mail (requires reg­is­tra­tion)
  
• Con­di­tional Axe
  
• Chicago Reader
  
• IRoSF
  

Pur­chase at:

• Powell’s
• Shock­lines (signed, and on a money-back guarantee)
• Wher­ever
• VH-1
• Wal*Mart (evi­dently they have it when nobody else does…)
• Ama­zon (cloth)
• Ama­zon (paper)
• B&N(cloth)
• B&N (paper)
• Rent it? (yes, evidently)
• Audio? CD & Audi­ble

MacAdam/Cage Demon The­ory page.