
A historical novelist stumbles into a disturbing Italian mansion, entangled in eroticism and macabre horror.
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A historical novelist stumbles into a disturbing Italian mansion, entangled in eroticism and macabre horror.
Volume Three in Subterranean Press' Short Novel Series, Thomas Tessier's FATHER PANIC'S OPERA MACABRE is strange, hard to classify, and very, very disturbing. Neil O'Netty, a semi-successful Historical Novelist, is taking a driving tour of
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Graphic and frequent sexual scenes with erotic overindulgence central to the plot.
Extreme gore and heinous violence, including gruesome depictions as a defining element.
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Minor presence of a priestly character, Father Panic, with implied religious undertones.
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Moderate haunted house effects with occult-like elements such as whispers and eerie rituals.
Brief references to historical atrocities in Croatia during WWII as background context.
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