Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: High End Horror? Try Inaccessible

On the plus side, I was intrigued with a couple of the characters. Some of the dialogue is very realistic. On the minus side, the story was (I suspect) intentionally confusing, belabored, and therefore, for the most part, pointless. Scenes began with no sense of place or person; descriptions and musings frequently interrupted the action to the point that I could not hold onto the threads and had to go back and try to pick them up again. The ending offered little reward. What was trapped? I made it this far through this book and still, what or who was trapped? PW suggests that lovers of "high end horror" will enjoy this. Does horror have to be at once both vague and excruciatingly detailed to allow it the title of "high end"? Does it have to be inaccessible to make it literary? I think Searcy has some talent with words and phrases; now he needs to fashion a coherent story with his huge imagination.