I found the adventure really well organized and easy to run with very little preparation. With the detailed scripts for each encounter, you can pretty much just grab it and go which is refreshing considering how much prep is necessary to run most of the official D&D adventures. This could fit really well with Ghosts of Saltmarsh as a meta plot and conclusion to that anthology that binds it together, or a nice change of pace from the city after running Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. Thank you!

I found this to be a fantastic follow up to Happy Jack's Funhouse (which you absolutely have to run if you haven't already!). The author somehow manages to perfectly capture the vibe of an 80s / early 90s B horror movie in all the right ways. There are also opportunities to easily make both of these adventures part of, or the beginning of, a Ravenloft campaign. Not to be missed!

I found this really fun and very easy to run as a one-shot. The author has done most of the heavy lifting for DMs with detailed scripts for each scene and advice on how to run the combat encounters. It's full of fairy tale and dark fantasy tropes and could easily be dropped into a Wild Beyond the Witchlight or Curse of Strahd campaign. Highly recommended!