After a night of skinny-dipping goes wrong, Gretchen starts acting... different.
Hendrix doesn't just mention the 80s; he immerses you in them. The book is peppered with: that feel like omens. The Satanic Panic that gripped suburban parents. The Lemonade Diet and the pressures of teenage girlhood. My Best Friend’s Exorcism
Here is a blog-style breakdown of why this story is the ultimate "horror-heart" hybrid. 🤘 Friendship vs. The Foulest Fiend After a night of skinny-dipping goes wrong, Gretchen
It’s not just the glowing eyes; it’s the way Gretchen begins systematically destroying Abby’s life, using their shared secrets as weapons. 📼 Peak 80s Aesthetic The book is peppered with: that feel like omens
Abby and Gretchen have been inseparable since an awkward 10th birthday party.
The 80s were more than just neon spandex and hairspray—they were a time when friendship felt like a blood pact and every mall was a cathedral of teenage angst. Grady Hendrix’s My Best Friend’s Exorcism takes this nostalgia and douses it in holy water and vomit.