Teo's writing is BEAUTIFUL. I loved that she uses lots of monstrous imagery in a book about horror movies, it really set the atmosphere and made the writing incredibly vivid and enjoyable. However, I was very bored with the story - I know a lot of people like that it's fragmented, and my girlfriend (who loves this book) said she appreciates that it doesn't really have a fixed narrative, as it's closer to how real life works, but I don't get along with that kind of structure. The story felt too random and pointless, and I was waiting for some bigger plot point that never happened. This is more like random snippets of characters' lives than a novel, and I just wasn't invested in it.