Title: Koontz's only novelization is a poor example of his work.
Review: In interviews Dean Koontz has stated that as a child he fantasized about running away with the carnival/circus and his obsession with it led to one of his best books, The Funhouse isn't it (I was actually referencing Twilight Eyes). What The Funhouse is is an excellent example of why Koontz makes a poor sell out. Written before his megabestsellers, The Funhouse is a novelization of the Tobe Hooper horror movie. Anyone who has seen the movie knows that the screenplay isn't exactly the strongest of material to build a book with, so Koontz added some background details and the result reads like an entirely different story. Originally published under his Owen West pseudonym, The Funhouse is one best left on the shelf.
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