El misterio de Salem's Lot (Rústica bolsillo)

The story gradually unveiled its horror, which made the terrifying moments hit harder. Was this pacing effective for others?

The setting feels so real and lived-in, almost like a character itself. I wonder what drew him to this particular location and atmosphere.

The depiction of small-town life was so vivid, but it also made the horror feel more personal. Did anyone else experience this blend of familiarity and fear?