The Devil and My Daughter

1944: In the heavy pillars of smoke that rise from the crematoriums at Auschwitz, Nazi soldiers hope to catch a glimpse of Moloch, the pagan god of child sacrifice, to whom the Third Reich owes so much of its vile success...

1977: A teenage boy writes a heavy metal song about an ancient evil spirit, unaware that the grisly lyrics will unleash a terrifying figurehead from the bowels of history...

1987: College students and best friends Debra and Charlene are determined to make a demonic possession movie more frightening than The Omen and more gruesome than The Exorcist. But when they hire a rock band to pen the film's "satanic soundtrack," the young filmmakers are confronted with a supernatural entity determined to plunge Charlene into a world of impossible terror and human sacrifice…an entity with the burning-coal eyes of a demon and the razor-sharp horns of a bull…

Written as a collection of essays, news articles, interviews, scripts, and film scholarship, The Devil and My Daughter tells a horrific story of the occult, Satanic possession, and ritual murder.

Josh Hancock is a teacher and author. His first novel, The Girls of October, was inspired by his love of all things horror--especially John Carpenter's Halloween, Tobe Hooper's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and William Friedkin's The Exorcist. His second novel, The Devil and My Daughter, was equally inspired by horror films, including Amando de Ossorio's underground classic Demon Witch Child. For reviews, book trailers, and more, please visit www.foundfootagefiction.com.