Julie loves taking photos, when she comes across a strange camera in a shop, she takes it home with her. Not really understanding how it works, she begins to snap photos. Thinking it’s broken until the photos start developing and the future starts appearing on them, futures that are far from pleasant. This was definitely a modern day take on the original, Say Cheese and Die! They even reference it, saying the camera was used on a film by that name, which was a nice nod. The plot was fast, and had the reader on the edge of their toes, wondering what was going to happen next. If you’ve read the original, you have a sense of where it’s going. The Horrorland part of this was actually really good. Julie joins the cast in Horrorland. She’s given a note from Byrne, the supposedly good Horror trying to help them out. But all it says is that they’re in danger. That’s getting a bit lame at this point. But now, the characters who haven’t disappeared have tried to leave Horrorland out the front gate. Something is going to happen to them and now the reader needs the next book to find out what’s going to happen next. The best cliff hanger, yet.