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Title: Infected and Other Short Stories

Author: Janine R. Pestel

Narrator: Lucie Starling

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 57 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-13-17

Publisher: Janine R. Pestel

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 19 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

This book features four short stories of horror, occult, and the paranormal.

"Infected" - Jason begins to feel and act strangely after a chance encounter with an attractive young woman the night before.

"Harry" - Harry can't remember how he got to the scene of the accident, or what he was doing before the accident happened. When he finds out, he will wish that he still didn't remember.

"The Servants" - Madeline is rich and very arrogant. So arrogant, that she fires her human servants and replaces them with robotic servants...with deadly consequences.

"The Visit" - A woman awakes to find her Marine Corps son standing at her bedside. He is on his way back to base after returning from deployment in Afghanistan. They spend the next few hours talking about and reliving the past.

Members Reviews:

Eagerly Waiting a Full Length Feature!!!

I enjoyed each of the short stories! Stories are so good they could be full length feature stories on their own. Each short story is different; there is something for everyone; paranormal, horror and gore. Truly a great listen. Wish author would write full length novel in this genrehint hint Janine R. Pestel!

Short Form Horror

Any additional comments?

The stories in this collection are not the *best* short horror stories I've heard, but I would definitely recommend this collection to anyone who enjoys a zombie story. The narrator was fine, but the quality of the recording was pretty questionable. I was distracted by poor audio quality throughout the listen.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Zombies. Zombies? Zombies!

The author will spin you zombie tales. They are not the zombie tales you are used to. They will stretch your imagination. They will present you with scenarios that will shock you in their glaring differences. They will entertain you. Be ready...I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Decent short stories

Any additional comments?

For the most part, these are decent short stories. There was only one that I didn't care for. I liked the narrator's performance. I received this audiobook for free through Audiobook Boom for my unbiased review.

It's not Walking Dead, it's Twilight Zone

The cover art is a bit misleading.

If you dont expect to be particularly thrilled or chilled youll enjoy these four short stories by Janine Restel. Any of them would fit into the original Twilight Zone series nicely.

The first two stories: Infected, and Harry, have a definite Richard Matheson feel to them. The Servants, has more of a Ray Bradbury vibe.

My favorite of the four is the final one, The Visit, which reminded me of early Stephen King. Its a bit sentimental but in a good way.

Based on this selection Im interested in reading more from Janine Pestel.

The narrator, Lucie Starling, did a good job with the different characters. I agree with other reviewers that the overall audio production was less professional and more semi-pro, which is to be expected with self-published works.

Overall Id give the collection a B-.

This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast

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Title: The Dead Woods

Author: Daniel Parsons

Narrator: Dave Bulmer

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 4 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-23-16

Publisher: Daniel Parsons

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Graduating university is an emotional time for everyone. But when a group of ex-students decide to spend one last night together at a zombie experience facility to create lasting memories, none of them anticipate just how memorable it will turn out to be. It quickly becomes apparent that the undead actors are very good at what they do. Too good.

Armed with only an arsenal of Nerf guns, the group quickly figure out that they'll need more than foam bullets and sandwiches to get them through the night.

If you love zombies, gore, and deadpan comedy, then you'll love this story. Get it now!

Members Reviews:

Necroville: Village of the Dead

The ink on their diplomas still wet, the group of college graduates sign up for âthe ultimate zombie experienceâ.

It may be more of an experience than they expect.

Humor, great characters, and twists converge in Necroville. Daniel Parsons crafted an excellent zombie short story, each word part of the horrifying mosaic.

A quick read filled with excitement!

This was an interesting read. It was more exciting than I had expected and more unpredictable. If you love zombies, you'll want to read this short!

...armed with Nerf guns at a zombie theme park?!?!?

This was a fun, quick read! I definitely wished there was more! A group of university students decide to spend their last time of being together getting the full zombie experience at Necroville. Amanda, Necroville's owner, is hoping to expand... globally! This is all I can say about the story as you need to read it yourself!

While it's a short story, no time is wasted jumping into the action! Yes, there's LOTS of action, but there is humor as well! The characters are developed enough that you care for them and cheer for them to make it... but there's an interesting twist as they are in this zombie theme park. We share the adventure as we learn as our characters do about what lies ahead. The banter and even bickering brings more to the story as we feel how their relationships are... which leads to very funny moments.

I was given a free copy of this story, and I am happy to share my opinion through this review. It's a fun read for escape! I enjoyed it as it was different from the usual zombie stories. I would love to read more by this author along this vein!

Worth Reading!

Short story that has you busting at the seams with laughter along with oofs and aggghs! It starts kind of like a spoof and evolves into a real scary run for your life story. The characters were developed just enough for a short read. I don't like stories this short normally and this one proves my point. Just as it gets really good, it is over. I received this book through InstaFreebie in exchange for an honest review.

Necroville - Novelette

Should have title something like Necroville Novelette, not that I personally mind but most people don't read the page count, which I didn't because got a free copy from one of my sites so really what did that matter. Interesting little story nonetheless. Pretend Zombies and not so pretend zombies and a whole lot of trouble.

Necroville 1

Last Crawl 2

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Title: Nightmares in Analog

Subtitle: Three Supernatural Tales

Author: Jonathan Chateau

Narrator: Aaron Shedlock

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 49 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-07-16

Publisher: Jonathan Chateau

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 35 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Video is Dead

The fading memories Jacob has of his deceased mother are buried on a few VHS home movies. Recently haunted by recurring dreams of her, he sets out to pick up a used VCR, and finds one at a local yard sale. However this is no ordinary VCR. According to the owner, this particular model not only plays movies, but it allows one to communicate with the dead. Fueled by curiosity, Jacob takes it home and soon discovers that what he possesses opens a doorway to darkness, death, and lust.

Energy Drink

Miller is frustrated. Hours at the gym and nothing to show for it. But once a coworker introduces him to RECRüT, a sports energy drink that guarantees results, the gains come quick. It isn't long before Miller attains the godlike physique he's always wanted. Unfortunately, these 12 little ounces come with a side effect - a high price he never expected to pay. And the more RECRüT he drinks, the more his world begins to unravel, uncovering a sinister side of himself he never knew existed.

The Saltwater Marathon

Bryan buries himself at work, opting for late night shifts at the mall, often drinking himself to sleep in the back office of his once beloved job. But everything changes the morning they show up...strangers at his office door...screaming, pleading and begging him to open the door because they're being pursued and desperately need somewhere to hide. As he awakens from his drunken stupor, he begins to wonder if this some sick joke? Bryan wouldn't be sure until he let these strangers in. However once he does, he soon witnesses for himself what has these people so afraid, so panicked, that he finds it impossible to stay caught in his own spiral of self-loathing.

Members Reviews:

Two Great Stories and one Not so Much

I liked VIDEO IS DEAD and loved ENERGY DRINK. I was not a fan of THE SALTWATER MARATHON. To like two thirds of an anthology is a pretty good average. Chateau has one other book at audible and I have put that on my wish list. VIDEO IS DEAD has lots of sex in it and goes places you will not expect. Energy Drink is a sort of throw back to the pulp age of Science Fiction, if they had had energy drinks back then. Once again these appeal to my sophomore side, which I like to indulge from time to time. Mindless entertainment.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

Any additional comments?

To me, there is nothing better than horror that is written with a comedic bent. This book includes three short stories that are just that: well written, totally supernatural and fun as hell. "Video is Dead," "Energy Drink," and "The Saltwater Marathon" are three completely discrete stories, all equally as interesting and spooky. Chateau is a master craftsman of short stories and Shedlock narrates these tales masterfully! I would recommend this collection to anyone who enjoys horror (though this is VERY light horror, if you'd even call it that) or who is a fan of entertaining paranormal stories.

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Title: Dark Shadows - The Flip Side

Author: Cody Quijano-Schell

Narrator: Nancy Barrett, Christopher Ragland, Kathryn Leigh Scott, Lisa Richards, Stephanie Ellyne

Format: Original Recording

Length: 1 hr and 11 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-09-16

Publisher: Big Finish Productions

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

"It's my philosophy. Heads or tails. Chances and choices...."

Carolyn Stoddard is lost. Widowed at an early age, she's the lonely rich girl, drinking her life away as her friends grow up and move on.

But Carolyn's life is about to change. Because Carolyn is about to be given a set of choices. And those choices will determine whether she is allowed to live or die.

It's closing time at the Blue Whale, but for Carolyn Stoddard the night is far from over. It's time to face the music....

Dreams that are becoming nightmares for them both.

Members Reviews:

Stellar performance from Nancy Barrett!

This was an interesting story line and Nancy Barrett laid it on the floor as Carolyn Stoddard. Her performance was stellar and wrought with emotion. I own the majority of the Big Finish "Dark Shadows" productions and some can be quite better than others. As #37 in the "Dark Shadows" audio dramas, "The Flip Side" definitely ranks up there! Great job.

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Title: Dark Shadows - The Enemy Within

Author: Will Howells

Narrator: Lisa Richards, Christopher Pennock, Nancy Barrett

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-30-16

Publisher: Big Finish Productions

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

'Cyrus, I haven't been completely honest with you....'

Cyrus Longworth has a secret. On the outside he's the quiet handyman helping out with odd jobs. But his neighbours don't know about the voice inside his head.

Sabrina Jennings has a secret. She's just moved in across the street, here to teach at the local school. But her new husband is nowhere to be seen. They could live happily ever after. But the dark secrets of Collinsport cast long shadows....

Directed by Darren Gross and David Darlington.

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Title: Lakebridge: Spring

Author: Natasha Troop

Narrator: Michael Hacker

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 50 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-25-16

Publisher: Natasha Troop

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 11 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Vermont, picturesque and lovely, attracts visitors from across the country in search of the perfect fall foliage or perhaps a taste of maple syrup. Stansbury is best known for the odd covered bridge that spans Stansbury Lake and goes nowhere, connecting no roads and serving no known purpose. The locals call it the Lakebridge. Very few know of its mysterious origins and fewer care to know more. Those visiting the town perhaps take a few snapshots and leave, their curiosity quelled by an uneasy feeling that they shouldn't think about it anymore.

The tourists will eventually leave Stansbury, but its residents strangely linger, seemingly held captive by a force they barely recognize. They also do not think about the town's mysterious artifact much except in passing, all but Gil, his father, Ben, and a few others. They know of the bridge's dark history and understand that it is responsible for every horror that ever befell the people of Stansbury. The bridge makes people do things - bad things - so that it can continue to love and care for them all.

Some have tried to destroy the bridge, but as long as the bridge is fed with the lives of the innocents of Stansbury it will go on - loving the people of Stansbury.

Lakebridge: Spring is the first of a four book cycle revolving around Stansbury and the Lakebridge.

Members Reviews:

Fantastic book!

What did you love best about Lakebridge: Spring?

I loved that it was a psychological horror. It reminded me of Stephen King where everything leads to that insanely explosive third act! Trying not to give away any spoilers, let's just say the moose POV is priceless.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Gill is my favorite character because no matter what happens to him (including losing an arm) he always moves forward. He's had the most horrible things happen to him, but he somehow remains optimistic.

Which character as performed by Michael Hacker was your favorite?

Deputy Steven Marsters. He's one of the characters you're supposed to hate, but he's so much of jerk you actually end up being more amused by him. And Michael Hacker reads this perfectly, it only added to the humor!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I don't want to give away any spoilers, but the ending was a mind-blower. I can't wait for the next installment!

can't wait for the next book

Michael Hacker's reading really sucked me into this story. and I just can't wait till the book is available on Audio. I must know what happens next!

Horror unlike any other!

What did you love best about Lakebridge: Spring?

One of the most original books I have ever come across. I love the music of the language and the slow development from character to character. This is not simple storytelling. It doesn't travel from point A to point B, but all over and through. It reminded me of Mrs. Dalloway in the way it moved from person to person. Each character is so unique. And it was scary, but not conventionally so. It was scary because I cared about these people and worried for them and as the book went on, I didn't want to see bad things happen to them and kept waiting for the axe to fall. The ending stunned me because it wasn't happy and it wasn't resolved. Life doesn't always have neat and clean endings. The heroes don't always win.

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Title: Family Inheritance

Author: Deborah LeBlanc

Narrator: Sule Greg Wilson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 12 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-22-16

Publisher: Ravenpheat Productions, LLC

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Jessica's younger brother, Todd, has descended into a world of madness. His shattered mind is now the plaything of an unimaginable evil, an unstoppable entity with cruel plans for both Jessica and Todd. But Jessica is not alone in her battle to save her brother's soul. For deep in the misty bayous, in an isolated wooden shack, lives the one person who is their only hope.

Members Reviews:

Born on the Bayou

I very much enjoyed Deborah LeBlanc's first novel. Family Inheritance takes that old Southern fiction standby - madness, and spins it into a tale of terror.

Jessica LeJuene's drifter brother is hospitalized forcing her to return home to Louisiana. Meanwhile a mysterious swamp-dwelling healer is battling with a demon and is seeking Jessica out for reasons he does not quite understand.

The book opens with an eerie scene of two girls who've managed to dare each other into paying a visit to a gris gris man to see if he can determine the sex of the pregnant friend's unborn child.

The scene was very well written and evocative. Throughout the book Deborah LeBlanc managed very well to capture the atmosphere of Louisiana's bayous and small towns.

Her characters could use a little work. Two of the main characters (Jessica LeJuene and her brother Todd) were handled pretty well, but the other characters were fairly sketchy. Not bad really and this is only a first novel.

Dialog also was sort of spotty at times, but she did a great job relaying the Cajun accents to an outsider like me.

I think she also handled Todd's unstable mental state very well. Reading his chapters could be very nonsensical and frustrating, but in a good way.

The story flows along nicely, revealing bits and pieces here and there. Many I had already figured out ahead of time, but others were a surprise. It culminates in a well written and exciting ending, though I did have a gripe about a character having knowledge from out of nowhere simply because it was needed to bring a story to a close.

Overall, Family Inheritance was a fun, slightly shaky first novel. I enjoyed it and will continue to read her books. And can I add it is so nice to see a female horror writer from that part of the country that isn't dealing with endless series orerotic vampires?

Still reeling from the events of this book

Very attention grabbing, Kept my heart beating at a rapid rate. The ending of the book opened up the avenue for a sequel.

OK Book

Book was very interesting at first but then became to confussing and swithched from one charerter to another to much

A must read!

Another one of Deborah LeBlanc's amazing books that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Very hard to put down once you start! Love her!

AMAZING

This is def a winner I couldn't stop reading this book! if your reading the reviews then BUY IT! Deborah LeBlanc made me very happy w/this one.

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Title: Dark Shadows - Dreaming of the Water

Author: Kymberly Ashman

Narrator: Christoper Pennock, Kathryn Leigh Scott

Format: Original Recording

Length: 1 hr and 12 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-16-16

Publisher: Big Finish Productions

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

'I promise you, I'll be waiting for you.' Sebastian Shaw shouldn't be here. The last thing he can remember is driving his friend, Maggie, to the local asylum.... And now he's woken up to find himself a patient.

Is Sebastian going mad or has he fallen into a trap? Can he trust his new psychiatrist, Laurie Norris? And just what is causing his dreams of the future? Dreams that are becoming nightmares for them both.

Members Reviews:

You'll sleep with a nightlight after this one.

Oh, my gosh! I haven't had an audio story affect me as badly as this one did. It was so freaking creepy at one point, I had to stop the CD and finish listening to it later the next morning in broad daylight. I've got to stop listening to these Dark Shadows audios late at night all alone.

I had forgotten who Chris Pennock's character, Sebastian Shaw, was from the original Dark Shadows series. I have the complete DVD set and am slowly and gleefully making my way through the episodes. However, since I am 61-years-old and haven't seen the show on TV since I was a kid, one of those who raced home from school so as to not miss a single minute of it, my memory is a bit hazy concerning the ethical and moral aspects of Shaw's character. Just reading the audio's jacket-story description, I had thought because Shaw was Maggie's friend, he was a good guy. Boy, was I ever educated.

Pennock delivers a strong performance. As Shaw, he takes his friend Maggie (who has suffered an emotional set-back and asked for a ride) to the local asylum. Note...this is the same place she was a patient in after she escaped Barnabus. Yet, Shaw's life takes a devastating turn when he wakes up as a patient in the very hospital Maggie was admitted to. The staff treats him as a patient. What is he forgetting? Why is he here?

Katheryn Leigh Scott, who normally plays Maggie, changes roles in this story and is now Doctor Laurie Norris, blonde...not brunette, there to help Shaw realize his nightmares and expose his darkest secrets. Can she help him?

Scott is a favorite from the original classic but, truthfully, it was Pennock who stole the show in this drama. With the eerie music, his compelling performance, and a keep-you-guessing plot--all make this one of those listen-over-and-over-again audios. Even Pennock's breathing was creepy. Prompt evil, "Ooo-wah-ah-ah-ah-ah!" laugh. Loved it! A 5-star addition to the Dark Shadows audio set. You'll never look at "dreams" the same again.

Five Stars

I love anything Dark Shadows

Who is Sebastian Shaw?

It is a blast to listen to Christopher Pennock as Sebastian Shaw, a character who appeared fairly late in the run of the 1960s ABC TV series. Playing against the always wonderful Kathryn Leigh Scott as his analyst at Wyndcliffe Sanitarium, Shaw swings from quiet contemplation to spontaneous giggles to raging screams. (He keeps calling her Maggie, of course...)

As Shaw describes the things he has seen in Collinsport, things viewers of the television show know to be "true", Doctor Laurie Norris appears to believe he is making these things up to deal with his mysterious problems. There are no such things as vampires, after all.

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Title: Crimson Shadow: Noir

Author: Nathan Squiers

Narrator: Alexander Stravinski

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 5 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-04-16

Publisher: Tiger Dynasty Publishing

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Xander Stryker wants to die.

Ever since witnessing his mother's murder at the hands of his abusive stepfather when he was a boy, he has spent every day trying to reach that goal. But every night he's denied the death he craves. As his eighteenth birthday approaches, a chance for change is offered when his life is plunged into a supernatural world of vampires and other creatures of darkness.

Caught in the depths of this new reality, mysteries of his vampiric lineage begin to unravel and he's offered the ultimate choice:

Continue on with his wretched human life or begin a new one as the vampire prodigy he was always meant to be.

Unfortunately, the supernatural world can be just as unforgiving and brutal as any other and Xander's choice is met with disastrous consequences.

Now, with a little support and even less hope, the chaos of his new world collides with his torturous past and threatens to crush him once and for all.

Members Reviews:

Not bad.

This was a tough read for me. The beginning and ending were the best parts. The middle, not so much. Many of the reviewers and even the introduction described this as a book of healing and redemption for those who grew-up in an abused home. That was very evident as the story concluded. That alone was worth five stars, but the middle and the continual use of the word âhadâ had me scratching my head more than once. Why does one want to make active sentences passive?

The story centers around Xander Stryker and his dysfunctional family. Xander is the outcast kid at his school. Making friends and acquaintances isnât his forte. He is terribly abused by his Step-father, Kyle who killed his mother and is haunted by a voice in his head, he refers to as Trepis. He is so distraught, he tries to commit suicide, with his weapons, ying and yang, so many times, heâs lost count.

So, how do the above translate into a vampire story? Without giving away too much, youâll have to read this story. There are some excellent unexpected twists and turns. Some of the action scenes were a bit over the top.

If you read âCatcher in the Rye,â and enjoyed it then you should read this story.

Three stars and-a-half stars

Read it, you wonât regret it.

A tale as old as time you say? Maybe, but Nathan Squiers definitely brings this new story to the top of those tales. I wonât sugar coat it, the beginning felt a little slow moving for me, but this read of Xander and the vampire legend really pulls you in.

It isnât hard to visual everything throughout the book because it is well written. There isnât any glamour or glitter amongst the vampires in this read. Itâs gritty and emotional with characters that pull you in, so much so that when it is over you wish it hadnât ended.

Read it, you wonât regret it. I definitely recommend the read to fans of paranormal/horror reads, or maybe just someone looking for something different. Enjoy!

A thin line between life and death!

I enjoyed this story! It was fast paced, and suspenseful. Xander had a tragic childhood filled with sorrow, where life and death are a thin line. He's an interesting character. A loner most of his life, but wasn't quite his choice, just the way it had to be. He can't let others know how his life is at home. Xander is looked upon as different and strange and can't connect socially with his peers.

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Title: Holy Hell

Author: William Saunders

Narrator: Erik Johnson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 55 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-02-16

Publisher: William Saunders

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 19 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Lucifer, Prince of Darkness, is off to a rough start. He's been plucked from Hell and dropped onto a rural Georgia highway. Naked. In the rain. And he's about to be hit by a car. To make matters worse, Lucifer is being hunted by an agent of God who has the power to destroy him.

Barabbas is looking forward to the end of his journey. Gifted with immortality, he has spent 2,000 years searching for the fallen angels who waged war against Heaven. They've been sent to Earth from Hell one by one, and Barabbas offers them all the same deal: rejoin the Kingdom of Heaven or perish forever.

Now his final adversary has arrived, and the hunt becomes something he never expected when Lucifer reveals himself to the world and uses the age of information to his advantage.

Before Barabbas can face off against Lucifer, he'll have to handle the geriatric Horsemen of the Apocalypse, not to mention a zombie army. But with his vampire companion, Kate; a motley group of NSA agents led by a 14-year old girl; and the Three Wise People, Barabbas might just stand a chance.

Members Reviews:

I really enjoyed this supernatural adventure

I knew when I went into this audio book that I was in for a wild ride, The premise was so over the top, how could this not be good? Well I suppose if the author really sucked it wouldn't be good, but this was not the case! And I guess if the narrator did a shitty job then it wouldn't be good, but this was also not the case!

So is this my final word? The book does not suck? Nah I can do better than that. It was campy. It was apocalyptic. There was ass kicking. There were vampires. There were angels and demons, and the devil himself. And it wasn't even set it Georgia,

There were many characters in this book and the narrator, Erik Johnson, handled all with aplomb. Kate, one of the main characters, had a definite F-You attitude and the narrator did her so well that she became my favorite.

I won't spoil the ending for you, but Jesus died.

God always did have some strange plans

Heaven and hell on earth. Battles of biblical proportion. Demons walk the earth for a chance of redemption or eternal death. Characters from the Bible, descendants, powers of the

Ancients and much more. Great story well narrated. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

A Modern Take on Armageddon

Would you listen to Holy Hell again? Why?

Yes, I'll probably listen again because the apocalypse is handled in such a unique and fresh way. (Now, those are words I never thought I'd type!)

What did you like best about this story?

This is the Apocalypse, right? Armageddon, the final battle, is close. War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death are wrecking havoc. Yest, there's always that bit of sly humor that pops up when you least expect it. For example, Lucifer can look like anyone/anything he chooses. Gregory Peck? Check. Sean Connery? Check. He goes public, demonstrating his powers on TV, using the media to spread his message. People follow him on Facebook, Twitter, etc. Everyone assumes they're seeing gimmicks and illusions.