Book description
Slay movie night with frighteningly delicious food and cocktail creations inspired by your favorite scary movies, perfect for fans of spooky season and movie buffs alike!
If you're looking for kitschy Pinterest recipes like coffin-shaped cookies or zombie finger sandwiches, look elsewhere. With The Horror Movie Night Cookbook, you’ll enjoy…
Why read it?
1 author picked The Horror Movie Night Cookbook as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
If you like the horror movie genre, you’re going to love this book!
The author covers a ton of classic horror movies like Psycho, Jaws, Scream, and more and writes recipe intros that are super clever and full of excellent movie references.
One thing that I really like about this cookbook is that the author includes a dish and a drink for every movie and also puts in some fun suggestions for games to play while you watch!
From Bridget's list on The best pop culture cookbooks for fans of just about anything.
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