Two Minutes with the Devil

It’s the summer of 86, and school is out in the little Gulf Coast town of Harbor Bluff. Maximum Overdrive is at the cinema, Rampage is all the rage at the arcade, and the only rule from parents is to be home in time for supper. Things couldn’t be simpler or better . . . until kids begin disappearing while playing a children’s game called Two Minutes with the Devil. This is a story that revolves around a group of friends whose lives go from bikes, treehouses, and first crushes to coming face to face with an unimaginable horror.\nOne part Stand by Me, one part Stranger Things, Two Minutes with the Devil is one helluva fun- yet-heartbreaking thriller, a throwback to when things were good . . . and evil.