★ Kubrick's debut opens with an apology that hints at the cheeky story to come: “To the furries: Sorry.” There’s plenty to love in this campy, slasher mystery, from tongue-in-cheek dialogue to a well-propelled mystery enmeshed with the challenges of grief to a fantastically queer cast (with pleasantly effective disability representation of hypermobility), not to mention plenty of small-town cult antics behind it all.

– Booklist, starred review

★ In their author-illustrator debut, Kubrick does an excellent job of reimagining familiar horror tropes, creating a story that feels both nostalgic and new...[a] chilling slasher that effectively explores legacy, identity, confronting the past—and refusing to be defined by it. 

– Kirkus Reviews, starred review

"This blackly comic, splendidly camp graphic novel is a must for YA slasher-film fans."

– The Guardian

The themes are dark and the violence is heavy, but the characters’ defiance and self-discovery offsets the gloom and manages to keep the story moving quickly. Ash is a final girl, but she thankfully diverges from the trope by relying on her family and friends...to ensure that she is not the only survivor. Witty and engaging, this is a solid recommendation for all horror readers.

– School Library Journal