The Girl in the Fog
Book
An atmospheric novel about the disappearance of Anna, fifteen, on a cold night in a small town in...
Ghost Stories of an Antiquary: Volume 1
M.R. James, Leah Moore and John Reppion
Book
Curl up by the fire and enter the sinister, supernatural world of Montague Rhodes James, the master...
Bright Air Black
Book
In brilliant poetic prose Bright Air Black brings us aboard the ship Argo for its epic return...
The Split
Book
'Dark, fascinating and full of surprises' Mark Edwards 'Powerfully atmospheric, unguessably...
Have You Seen Me?
Book
“An intriguing and atmospheric tale of murder and mayhem” ~Booklist Lindsey Gillett is...
Horror Thriller Young Adult
BeardyJim (611 KP) rated The Harder They Fall (2021) in Movies
Nov 4, 2021
The film is really enjoyable, and what colour-orientated aspects to it worked really well (the "white town" made me chuckle when I saw it).
The principal cast are all excellent, and I actually found the group of villains to be the most enjoyable to watch (the train heist is great).
Gory, entertaining and often heartfelt, I'd recommend giving it a watch. There aren't any lulls, there are a few twists, and the action is really well-paced and choreographed.
Blood-Drenched Beard
Alison Entrekin and Daniel Galera
Book
Blood-Drenched Beard is Daniel Galera's gripping, visceral, fast and atmospheric English-language...
The Weather Station
Weather and Utilities
App
Imagine a complete weather tool, always with you, that you can consult at any time, wherever you...
Awix (3310 KP) rated Frailty (2002) in Movies
Feb 12, 2019
Sadly the film is virtually undone by a frame story featuring a pre-McConnaissance Matthew McConnaughey, leading up to a long-way-sub-Shyamalan twist ending; this one element is so convoluted and unconvincing it drags down what's otherwise an atmospheric and effective film into something resembling a forgettable episode of The X Files.
Awix (3310 KP) rated Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974) in Movies
Feb 24, 2018
Atmospheric and well-thought-through Frankenstein movie, good cast too. The actual creature looks like Bigfoot, which is a little odd to say the least, but the movie has moments of both subtlety and poignancy as it goes on. Peter Cushing rocks the joint in his last appearance as Frankenstein, managing to be both witty and chilling. Finishes with a very atypical but impressively ominous climax. One of the better late-period Hammers, and a worthy conclusion to both this series and Terence Fisher's career.