This is a pretty perfect fantasy story. The characters are clear and speak the way they should. The action is compelling and the emotional though-line is solid. The ending is heartfelt and I found myself hoping that the creature had actually become Troy. I give it 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus Adults. Juror #11
This is a pretty perfect fantasy story. The characters are clear and speak the way they should. The action is compelling and the emotional though-line is solid. The ending is heartfelt and I found myself hoping that the creature had actually become Troy. I give it 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus Adults. Juror #11
It's 1984. Mysteriously super glued into his latest monster costume, selfish Hollywood actor Troy Athens (aka "The Monster King") becomes lost in the Texas wilderness. Mistaking him for the real Curtis Creek Creature, three orphans capture Troy for a million-dollar reward so they can escape their evil foster dad - a corrupt sheriff who is hell bent on killing and stuffing the legendary local monster. Troy finds redemption by saving his young captors and possibly becoming their adoptive father.
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