Chalupacabra Y2K by V S Lawrence Helena Garcia Mexican Gothic meets The Lie

Mexican Gothic meets The Lie Tree by way of Oscar Wilde and Mary Shelley in this delightfully witty horror debut

Hell has come to Hallmark

They say the camera never lies

Clara wants nothing to do with her power

Only two hours into the treacherous trip west

Chalupacabra Y2K by V S Lawrence Helena Garcia Mexican Gothic meets The LieFast Food Just Got Freaky. In the summer of Y2K, a slow night shift at TicoTaco takes a turn for the cursed when a couple of bored employees deep fry something they definitely shouldn't have. Now something greasy, pissed off, and way too into hot sauce is leaving behind a trail of empty packets and drained bodies. Janet (burned out), Landon (baked), and Trina (bedazzled) are the only thing standing between the Chalupacabra and total chili cook off