The Blumhouse Book of Nightmares

<b>Original and terrifying fiction presented by Jason Blum the award-winning producer behind the groundbreaking <i>Paranormal Activity</i>&#160;<i>The Purge</i>&#160;<i>Insidious</i> and&#160;<i>Sinister </i>franchises. </b><br><b> &#160;</b><br> Jason Blum<i> </i>invited sixteen cutting-edge collaborators filmmakers and writers to envision a city of their choosing and let their demons run wild.<i> The Blumhouse Book of Nightmares: The Haunted City</i> brings together all-new boundary-breaking stories from such artists as Ethan Hawke (<i>Boyhood</i>) Eli Roth (<i>Hostel</i>) Scott Derrickson (<i>Sinister</i>) C. Robert Cargill (<i>Sinister</i>) James DeMonaco (<i>The Purge</i>) and many others.<br> &#160;<br> &#147;Geist&#148; by Les Bohem&#133;&#147;Procedure&#148; by James DeMonaco&#133;&#147;Hellhole&#148; by Christopher Denham&#133;&#147;A Clean White Room&#148; by Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill&#133;&#147;Novel Fifteen&#148; by Steve Faber&#133;&#147;Eyes&#148; by George Gallo&#133;&#147;1987&#148; by Ethan Hawke&#133;&#147;Donations&#148; by William Joselyn&#133;&#147;The Old Jail&#148; by Sarah Langan&#133;&#147;The Darkish Man&#148; by Nissar Modi&#133;&#147;Meat Maker&#148; by Mark Neveldine&#133;&#147;Dreamland&#148; by Michael Olson&#133;&#147;Valdivia&#148; by Eli Roth&#133;&#147;Golden Hour&#148; by Jeremy Slater&#133;&#147;The Leap&#148; by Dana Stevens&#133;&#147;The Words&#148; by Scott Stewart&#133;&#147;Gentholme&#148; by Simon Kurt Unsworth