The year is 1993 and summer vacation has officially started. Along with the celebration of pure freedom, a group of teens decide to find summer jobs at the local mall in order to save for the big Lollapalooza Festival. What they don’t know is an evil presence has infested within the food court itself. Survival becomes a prerequisite for employment. Food Court Of The Damned captures the essence of a 90’s mall by way of vibrant retail activity, a bustling food court and satanic rituals intent on summoning dormant demons from Hell. Expect inhuman screams of torture, dark crimson sludge, flesh wounds of the bloody intestinal kind and slimy cosmic ceremonial tendrils. Weapons of choice include…corkscrew wine opener, steak knife and/or cleaver. All these morbid unimaginable ingredients is the concoction of a strange red sauce that Hitz serves on a splatter serving dish. D.W. Hitz generates creepy atmospheric scenarios that exists between the nether regions of horror and weirdness. He always looks out for the well-being of his readers by providing plenty of imaginative abominations, unsettling scares, absurd violence and a dash of dark humor. Reading a Hitz novel is like taking psychedelic mushrooms before watching Evil Dead 2. 
Get in line, step up to the counter and order yourself a slice of pizza with that yummy special sauce, and don’t forget to drop some money in the tip jar. Embrace the seven sins and let the power of Christ compel you. Favorite quote…”this ain’t right man.” A five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Horror Bookworm Recommendation.
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