The Strain Review
It was just a normal day at the JFK International airport,
when a Boeing 767 stopped dead on the airstrip. Upon further investigation, a Doctor
Ephraim Goodweather, head of the Canary project in the CDC, is called to
inspect the plane, but what he finds is more than could ever expect. The
passengers are as dead as the plane they’re in, but this is a virus that not
even the CDC stands a chance against. After all of the passengers are brought
to the morgue, something causes them to stir. An estranged encounter with Abraham
Setrakian, Ephraim starts to wonder just how much he knows about the events
that are about to unfold. After hunting him down, Ephraim learns that this is
more than bodies rising, but total annihilation of the world they know if they
can’t stop The Master. Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan write a thrilling
story That gives new twists around every corner. Follow the struggle of
Ephraim, Setrakian, and other companions they find as they race to defeat The
Master before his plans unfold. Read all about it in The Strain. Review by Mark Marquis
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