Maggot Girl, Episode 2: Snuff Porn Holocaust

Maggot Girl #2

by Otis Bateman

When Morticia Maggot started her online murder show on the dark web, she would have never imagined that she would quickly gain the ire of the deadliest snuff Porn company on the deep web.

Now forced to join their ranks or die a most horrific death, our feisty heroine finds herself in the company of a giant backwoods monstrosity who is more than meets the eye and a handsome psychopath that gives Patrick Bateman a run for his money when it comes to butchery and misogyny. What’s worse is he has now set his murderous sights on Morticia, and if he can’t have her then no one can. Add on top of that, a dangerous nemesis from

Maggot Girl’s past, looking to turn her into literal maggot food, and you have the perfect recipe for death, destruction, and depravity that makes part one seem like kid’s stuff…

Genres: Horror, Fiction, Splatterpunk

128 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 29, 2022

Reviews

[Janie · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am now a proud member of the Maggot Colony. Morticia's second appearance is tantalizing and chock full of violent debauchery. The author's sense of humor garners smirks and chuckles with his references to horror movies, other authors and characters from other books. Clever! It is with both trepidation and fervent enthusiasm that I am anticipating devouring Maggot Girl, Episode 3.

[Lady MacDeath · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was fun to see Morticia Maggot again, but this time, she wasn’t mashing maggots into her genitalia...she was dishing out her own brand of torture, to guys who abuse and rape women...live-streaming her own ‘snuff movies’.

She ends up working for a shady character called Lux, who is the ‘head honcho’ of the snuff movie world. Along with mentally challenged giant Lurch, and the sadistic Pat Bale, they each mete out their own kind of torture.

This was a great little sequel to Episode 1, though it is ‘way more’ packed with triggers, so be warned. Just think every trigger imaginable, on men, women and children, which is absolutely unthinkable, disgusting, sick and evil in the ‘real’ world, but this is fiction...so heed the warnings!!

This will satisfy all fans of the extreme, and Splatterpunk and I highly recommend it. I dare you not to fall in love with Lurch ❤️

5 ‘triggerlicious’ stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Rachael · Rating 5 out of 5]

Morticia Maggot is a gem that shines bright in dark places. She is my favorite. Morticia and Lurch together are a match made in Heaven or Hell, depends on how you want to look at it. I fell in love with Lurch immediately!

This is the second book in the Maggot Girl series. If you haven't read the first one go do it now!! Head over to Godless.com and pick up both of these. You will not be disappointed. These stories are just so much fun. If you are any kind of Splatterpunk / Extreme Horror reader you will get all the name dropping. I love that authors we know and read are added to the story along with some fans. And oh yea......Chapter 6 is ME!! I endure a fucking to death. And I loved every word of my torture. It is a absolute honor to be in this book.

"Rachael Binger Mason woke up in excruciating pain. She was totally nude and had two large meat hooks deeply imbedded into each side of her plump, tender ass checks."

What are you guys waiting for?? Go get these books...........NOW!!

Happy Reading and Splatter On.....

[Caine Lambert · Rating 5 out of 5]

All the filth and I loved every second of it. Amazing follow up to the first and I look forward to reading more from this author. Extreme Horror baby!!!

[Michael Myett · Rating 5 out of 5]

OMG! I can't believe I have to wait for installment 3 to find out what happens to Kim.
Great story!

[Michael · Rating 5 out of 5]

Episode 1 was amazing. The forward in this book was so unique and great. Otis Bateman went balls to the wall brutal in his writing in book 2. I can't wait for episode 3. I really hope Otis Bateman writes a novel.

[Carrie Shields · Rating 4 out of 5]

In this second installment of MAGGOT GIRL, we find Morticia has gained some unsavory attention. After starting a successful online murder show, the biggest and deadliest snuff film creators of the Dark Web issue an ultimatum--either Morticia joins their show, or she dies.

I alternated between laughing at all of the pop culture references, most notably 𝑭𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕 𝑪𝒍𝒖𝒃, and seeing some familiar names from the Splatterpunk world! Despite her disgusting habits, you just can't help but like Morticia. She's cheeky, she's smart, and she knows what she wants. The supporting cast were all over the top, and I loved every outrageous one.

I love pushing my boundaries with extreme horror, and this one got me a few times. 𝑰 𝒂𝒎 𝑱𝒂𝒄𝒌'𝒔 𝒖𝒏𝒇𝒊𝒏𝒊𝒔𝒉𝒆𝒅 𝒑𝒍𝒂𝒕𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒄𝒌𝒆𝒏 𝒏𝒖𝒈𝒈𝒆𝒕𝒔.

I bought a signed copy from the author, but you can purchase the e-book or paperback from Amazon now!

[Dakota Dawe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Snuff Porn Holocaust feels exactly like a love letter to extreme media in all of its forms. The references to authors, movies, internet culture, etc. are plentiful and breathe more life into the story. It’s so easy to tell that Otis loves horror with all of his heart, and used his passion to craft a story that I will not be forgetting any time soon.

Otis Bateman’s newest novella is hardcore and vile while still giving us characters that you can care and root for. Morticia and Lurch have incredible chemistry, having a wholesome friendship in between scenes of extreme violence and gore. Fans that have read the first book will appreciate learning more about Morticia as a character, but Lurch really steals the show. He’s a huge lovable oaf that is reminiscent of Sloth from The Goonies mixed with everyone’s backwoods slasher, Edward Lee’s The Bighead. He’s sweet and childlike at heart while still being able to tear women apart with his giant member.

The story telling is a perfect mix of despicable acts of cruelty mixed with a story I felt invested in. I’m between scenes of babies being used in ways babies should never be used, scumbags getting what they deserve, and sexploitation, there’s multiple storylines that intertwine and seamlessly come together, something that not every author can always pull off flawlessly. This alone is a huge example of Mr. Bateman’s skills as an author!

Morticia still has a bit of disembowelment and chaos left in her, and I can’t wait to see what the next book in the series has in store for us!

[Susana Mora · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was nasty and disturbing. And why do i have a soft spot for Lurch?

[Mrsgmamma · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was nasty as hell, very disgusting and vile. What a great revenge on Pat. Lurch and Morticia are the real MVPs. I enjoyed this book a lot, can’t wait to read the next one.

[Ashley Hana · Rating 1 out of 5]

Edit to add: well well well.. How the turntables..

This has become one of my all time favourite reads! My feminine anger is very, very satisfied.

[Jen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I did enjoy this, but i actually preferred the short, sharp punch i felt from the first one.
It was relentless gore, which is fine by me, but got a little repetitive.

[Dani · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ok, so the first one was like "My name is Morticia Maggot and this is jackass!" But this one has more of a story to it and I really enjoyed it! I need more books involving the dark web, because it is spooky.

[Marisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

This series is really starting to grow on me. lol loved getting to go on another adventure with mortica. The whole time during this book anytime pat talked all i could do was read his parts in patrick batemens voice, as soon as he said dorsia i lost it 😂😂😂😂 i cannot wait to read the next one and see where it takes me.

[Mikepottz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Maggot girl is going to make men pay for their abusive ways they treat women. Starting her company on the deep web she doesn't want to just slit their throat or blow their heads off. How about stoning? The first stone breaks teeth like a bowlers strike. Into the eyes, pulverizing. She laps up the blood and fluids deep down in the socket. The last stone cracks, destroys the skull, brain oozes like a runny nose. The snuff market is lucrative and any newcomer into this sick, depraved industry doesn't want their crypto taken from a lesser. Maggot girl will be kept hostage and made to make these movies for a large powerful organization. She befriends Lurch, a gentle freak with a tree trunk for a dick who wants to protect her. Paul another creater looks like a supermodel but eyes like an apex predator, the vilest, most depraved human, Hell would send this shit bag someplace else. As he tortures he listens to Phil Collins " in the air tonight " awesome!!. He will bite off a nose and eat it like an apple. Can you blame killers who kill? Can you blame sharks that eat surfers? A nod to cannibal holocaust before the dilemma Maggot girl has. Brutal and sick as always from this disturbed talented writer.

[Tamara · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was super cute compared to the first.

I am either desensitised to everything at this point, or I need more depravity.

It's definitely a slooooowww burn leading up to the third instalment.

I've said this before I'll say it again.. if anything happens to the lovable big lug!!

[Lesley · Rating 3 out of 5]

So... this is 3.5 stars for me. I like the overall premise in this book.

Morticia found herself again, but this time, she made a career out of murdering men who abused or cheated on women and streaming it online. Good for her.
I like how in this book we get to know her better, and I love her relationship with Lurch and how she's making the best of her situation. I'm curious to see how she'll handle the shit thrown her way in the next book.

[Jack Brunner · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thought the first Maggot Girl couldn’t be topped. Man was I wrong! Not only was Morticia in fear of _____ Otis had me fearing him as well and typically I cheer for the kind of stuff he was doing lol 😆. If you, depraved soul, enjoyed the first one, your sick mind will devour the 2nd one 😈🖤🪓

[Darkbookghoul · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Morticia! She’s such a sick, cool badass bitch. Dark, depraved fun!

[Catrina Maria · Rating 5 out of 5]

Me liking this kind of stuff is one of the reasons I don't have friends

[Danielle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Maggot Girl 2 by @otisbatemanhorror
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

Morticia has embraced her dark side and decided to make some money off it. Now known as the ‘Gore Whore’ she performs on the dark web, creating snuff films in Redrooms. Everything starts going a little bit sideways when she is forced to work for the kingpin of the town…

❤️ I loved the introduction of Pat and Lurch! It really added a new dynamic to the story
❤️ We get to know Lurch quite well which I was conflicted about 🤔
❤️ I really enjoyed the different ‘acts’ that Morticia, Pat and Lurch undertake….it was hard to read at times but I enjoyed the variety!
❤️ my favourite thing about this book was the effort @otisbatemanhorror put into including well known authors within the genre, several times I said to myself ‘ahhhh that’s clever!’ (As well as the introduction of Kim White! 😮)

👎 I still need to know more about Morticia! What is her back story?? Maybe I’ll learn more in part 3? 🤣

TW: I never include these as it’s kind of a given but this really isn’t for the faint of heart, there were a couple of times I nearly had to take a break. Mentions of b3ast1ality and CP throughout…as well as every other trigger you can think of…you’ve been warned!!!

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[Sharon Leung · Rating 5 out of 5]

Disgusting and disturbing

My first words have to be if your easily offended or squeamish in any way stop now and don't continue, as this isn't for you.
Now that out of the way, this read is evil disgusting, it has no bounds to its depths of persecution, torment and pure torture. Men, women, children, young or old. These murderers have no qualms on the depths they will go to to get their kicks. Morticia is men only, the lovable lurch is women but pat, he doesn't care as and is the most sadistic evil sick man you could ever imagine.
The read is captivating, has you squirming in your seat, but sometimes out of anger, but then also out of disgust. I loved Lurch and his whole friendship with Morticia. It !makes for a lovable break from the sickening torture. But pat is not happy about it. Are they in danger? You will have to read to take it all in. But you won't be disappointed. A great extreme read that has you glued to each page. But heed the warning as it isn't there for the sake of it. Recommended fully but only to those who enjoy the extreme horror stories.

[Rhiannon · Rating 3 out of 5]

So far I like it, and lurch is especially a strange lovable character but I have one main complaint. The overusage of real world references. Lux was a real guy for H2TC a real website on the dark web. He brought a notorious CP snuff recognition, posting it on said forum site. It’s very easy to find this case through true crime videos. The main villain in this book is a copy paste of Patric Bateman. Morticia and lurch… adams Family…. A few references would be fine. Even if comparisons were drawn to real world events or characters. But the fact it feels like this author mashed a bunch of things from other ideas and events by name makes it feel like it lacks any sort of original idea more so like a mashup horror fanfic

[Jessie Raven · Rating 5 out of 5]

Okay you though maggot girl was bad? This one will top that I can ASSURE you. I especially loved the use of other authors in this. We find our main character reading dead inside at one point. Morticia finally uses her skills for killing off useless men that aren’t decent people in the snuff industry. She meets female killer and the iconic Pat who does children as well. Violence against kids is a huge one. Extreme gore and very well described violence also included. It’s all so beautifully written I couldn’t have asked for a better trilogy

[A.M. · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Morticia and her lust for the most depraved and disgusting sexual need. In this book we see her become a dark web star by torturing and killing men, she’s meant to be a vilain but you forget that part has she only kills men who have done horrendous crimes against other women. I also loved the other characters Lurch and yes even that psycho Pat. I also love a certain part where the author has written other splatterpunk authors as characters (you’ll understand when you get there).

[Glennjoe · Rating 5 out of 5]

The further (mis)adventures of Morticia Maggot find her mired in the depraved world of online snuff torture porn only this time around our heroine becomes a sort of demented avenging angel. Crammed with pop-culture references from Heathers to Willy Wonka via Breakfast At Tiffany's, the gruesome gore quotient never let's up as Morticia morphs into a more fully rounded and - almost - sympathetic protagonist. 5 stars +.

[Amber Wiser · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well episode 2 didn’t manage to make me gag as much as 1 did. I didn’t anticipate rooting for 2 people! Nice twist that was. I dislike that one of the villains is basically a rip off of Patrick Bateman. A shameless ripoff really. I did enjoy the cross references to other writers and to specific horror movies. Episode 2 was quick and I’m looking forward to episode 3.

[Ashli · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another wild ride with Morticia Maggot! I think I almost enjoyed this one more than the first. I loved the story telling and the new characters that were introduced. As with some of Otis’ other books, I love the American Psycho and Fight Club references. Can’t wait to read the third one! Be sure to check triggers!

[caroline hernandez zamayoa · Rating 2 out of 5]

Better than the first, but I absolutely hated the first, so that isn’t saying much.

Appreciative of the story line - I was definitely invested in the characters (enough to even read the third in the series, since they’re are so short.)

All the pop culture references were just… cringey. Incorporating other splatterpunk authors by making them a part of the Maggot Girl Universe is fun.

[Leyley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Holy shittt I loved this book and the whole idea behind it. Absolutely loved the different character POV’S as well, and how they all blend in together for the plot in the story. I’m definitely going to make some sort of fanart of Morticia Maggot, words cannot describe how much I love this whole concept.