Given that I couldn't get through this author's previous series - AKA "the hair yuri" - I was surprised by how much I liked this. Using horror as a backdrop for a queer metaphor isn't new, but Hara does it impressively well, particularly in the first two stories. Even if "hair yuri" turned your stomach, this is worth picking up.
(But if it did, skip the vore story in this book, "Dog-Eat-Dog.")