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Jake's Wake (Book)

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Written by John Skipp & Cody Goodfelllow Published by Leisure Books

Jake's Wake


 Year  Country
  • Year: 2010
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  • Country: USA
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     Category  Color
  • Category: Feature
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  • Color type: Color
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     Director
     Writer(s)
  • Writer: John Skipp, Laura Lee Bahr
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     Starring
     Sub Genre
  • Sub Genre: Apocalypse
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     Keywords
  • Keywords: Religion, Televangelist, Second Coming, Priest, Holy, Zombie
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     Themes
  • Themes: Ressurrection
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    Plot Synopsis:

    Pastor Jake promised his followers everlasting life…he just didn’t say what kind. So when the small-town televangelist and con man climbs out of his coffin at his own wake, it becomes Judgment Day for everyone gathered to mourn—or celebrate—his death. Jake is back, in the rotting flesh, filled with anger and vengeance. And accompanied by demons even more frightening than himself. What follows is a long night of endless terror, a blood-drenched rampage by the man not even death could stop.


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    Trailer for John Skipp's Jake's Wake Online!

    Ah, the religious freaks nuts out there, making life difficult for everyone. Always causing wars and making neighbors turn against one another. The ambitious Pastor Jake is taking it all one step further and bringing an apocalyptic demon horde back from the dead with him. Now that's forward thinking!

    Submitted by Johnny Butane on Fri, 08/15/2008 - 9:54am

    Skipp Helming Wake, Last Call

    Some damn good news came down the Sci Fi Wire for those of you who have been a fan of John Skipp for a while now, or at least read my review of his latest, The Long Last Call, and tracked the book down.

    Submitted by Johnny Butane on Tue, 09/25/2007 - 1:48am