Loosely based on the new series from Purgatory Pictures...
Is there someone you truly hate? Would your life be better if they were wiped from the face of the Earth? At GPK, they can make that happen for you. Successful applicants are put into a purpose-built Kill-Room, with their target and a number of torturous instruments with which to hurt, and kill, their enemy. The only rules? 1) Make it entertaining. 2) Both Killer and Victim must wear a Go-Pro camera so that every passing moment is captured. The footage then being streamed to the viewers who've subscribed to enjoy the show...
These are your five minutes of fame. How will you make them count?
GPK is a violent extreme horror. It is not intended for those who do not enjoy such content. It is intended for those who have zero limits...
MATT SHAW was born, quite by accident (his mother tripped, he shot out) September 30th 1980 in Winchester hospital where he was immediately placed on the baby ward and EBay. Some twelve years later (wandering the corridors of the hospital and playing with road kill when he was on day release), the listing closed and he remained unsold, he was booted out of the hospital to start his life as a writer and hobbit – beginning with writing screenplays and short stories for his own amusement before finally getting published when he was twenty-seven years and forty-five seconds old.
Once Published weekly in a lad's magazine with his photography work, Matt Shaw is also a published author and cartoonist. Has to be said, can be a bit of a flirt and definitely, without a shadow of a doubt, somewhat of a klutz.
Favourite books "Roald Dahl's Collection of Short Stories" Tim Burton's Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy Anything, really, written by himself. Because he is that good.
A finger glides across the screen closing the last page of GPK on the kindle and presses the power button of the computer. Slowly and reluctantly the mouse drags itself and clicks on the browser and selects the search bar : ‘goodreads.com’ is keyed in. Static. The green button proclaiming ‘Read’ is pressed below GPK and the review window pops out with the much dreaded blinking cursor …
The justice system (when it works) is more of a way by which the victims are freed from the obligation of responding in kind to the aggressor. But what if, instead you are allowed to extract your revenge from the aggressor by bringing them into a kill room ……
Intrusive flashback #1 - You slowly wake up with a searing pain in your head and look up to see two masked people enter the room. One holding a camera and the other a woman. You look into her eyes and see the initial indecision disappear, replaced with hate and intense loathing for you. You feel you know her but you just can't place her …….
and provide you with the tools to ….
Intrusive flashback #2 - Through bloodied eyes you see her pick up the scalpel …
extract your revenge in style. How will it be funded? Stream it ….
Intrusive flashbook #3 - Burning pain throughout your skin (?). You look for a drop of mercy from the only other person in the room hidden behind the camera.
and there will be millions of eyeballs to revel in someone else’s suffering. Matt is right, no one cares for Why or Who, except the (past) victim and the (current) victim. The body is physically torn apart while the mind is tortured …
Intrusive flashback #4 - You still look at her eyes begging for death at this point .. where have you seen her? And then you see her pick up the pliers.
by the quest to find meaning in the suffering - the Why and the Who? Would this way of serving justice make the world a better place … maybe the would-be rapists would learn to keep their …
Intrusive flashback #5 - With a bloodied mouth you hear the whirring of a drill.
thingy in their pants. But ...
Intrusive flashback #6 - through the half-destroyed mind and a completely destroyed body, you hear a voice .... someone … someone you know ….
as the saying goes when you seek revenge, you dig two graves.
MATT FUCKING SHAW! i enjoyed how weirdly this book has been formatted, it made me visualize the whole “livestream”. this isn’t the first book i read by matt shaw neither it would be the last.. and every time after finishing his book i ask myself is matt shaw really okay??
the whole concept of the book is quite out of the box and original, i loved everything about this one EXCEPT it’s too short. I WANTED MORE!!
for my extreme horror ghouls, this ones for youuu🔪🔪
this is part of my ku challenge where i’m trying to as as many ku books as possible before my subscription ends.
i think this was my first “extreme horror” book although i’m no stranger to extreme horror movies. overall i liked the concept of a tv show that allows people to choose a victim and then kill them on the dark web. but i felt like all of the “cuts” to prior episodes would have been too much if this was a real show and kind of took me out of what was happening presently.
The gore was good and so was the concept but there were a couple parts that were written in a way that was really confusing, making me flip back to other parts and re-read things but it was short so I wasn't that bothered. I also didn't really like the "they do this, they do that" POV but got used to it by the end.
Although I love Matt Shaw's style of writing, I just couldn't get into this book. Maybe it was me, but the scenes were confusing and I kept re-reading paragraphs because there was so much going on. Lots of brutality and the storyline was great, but it was just meh for me.
Awesome awesome! Is it bad that this makes me think of a list of people I want to take to the kill-room? Loved the breaks and snippets of others who were in there.
Loved this story...Really engrossing ,bloody ,story! I had to skip a couple of the more gruesome parts ( there's a LOT !!) Definitely worth the read if you can stomach it !!!
Shaw and his sick twisted mind does it again! This was a super short read but it was packed with plenty of gore. I really liked how he transitioned between "chapters"
If the red rooms were real, I’d imagine this is how I would play out. Extreme depravity that makes you want to throw up and cry, with the risk of the perpetrators victims recognizing them.