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    Cults

    Cults

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    Mystery. Manipulation. Murder. Cults are associated with all of these. But what really goes on...

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Jacob Reese (14 KP) rated Knives Out (2019) in Movies

Jul 1, 2020  
Knives Out (2019)
Knives Out (2019)
2019 | Comedy, Crime, Drama
8
8.3 (84 Ratings)
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This is a great twist to the typical murder mystery trope. Watching from the viewpoint of the killer is a great twist on something that has been done hundreds of times in a fresh way. The acting is superb with several big names providing a very strong cast of fantastic actors. Twist after twist keeps you interested through the entire film. A great script with great actors so over all a great movie.
  
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Merissa (13242 KP) created a post

Oct 21, 2020  
"Barn burning in a sleepy farming community is a serious enough matter, but a grisly murder or two in a small midwest town is a showstopper. Throw in a serial blackmailer who has his claws in some of the town’s leading citizens and you have one big recipe for disaster."

RELEASE DAY BLITZ - Two Murders Too Many by Bluette Matthey - @Archaeolibrary, @HardyDurkin, #Mystery, #Crime

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    Redhead

    Redhead

    7.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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    Redhead is a musical with music composed by Albert Hague and lyrics by Dorothy Fields, who with her...

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Lenard (726 KP) rated Murder Mystery (2019) in Movies

Jun 18, 2019  
Murder Mystery (2019)
Murder Mystery (2019)
2019 | Comedy, Crime, Mystery
7
7.0 (42 Ratings)
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Who Knew High School Latin Would Come In Handy?
Does anyone remember the movie "Manhattan Murder Mystery," the Woody Allen movie where Woody Allen and Dane Keaton play a older married couple who try to solve the murder of their neighbor in an homage to Rear Window? "Murder Mystery" is a Happy Madison production that pays homage to Agatha Christie and Blake Edwards and several Hitchcock films. Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston play Nick and Nora (I mean Audrey) Spitz, a NYPD Sergeant and hairdresser, celebrating 15 years of marriage. In an attempt to save his failing marriage, Nick buys the trip to Europe he promised Audrey at their wedding. On the plane to France, they meet a rich debonair rake Charles Cavendish who invites them to his family yacht. During an elaborate ceremony, the family patriarch is murdered and the sole heir seemingly commits suicide. Nick and Audrey become the prime suspects and as bodies of the other family members start to pile up while being questioned by the couple the list of suspects shrinks.
The movie has some light moments to balance the thrills. But overall for a movie that is fond of pointing out that cliches of the genre are fictitious it contains many of those cliches.
  
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2404 KP) rated Design for Murder in Books

Nov 15, 2020  
Design for Murder
Design for Murder
Carolyn G. Hart | 1987 | Mystery
5
5.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Needed a Better Design
Bookstore owner Annie Lawrence is thrilled when she is asked to plan a murder mystery for a neighboring town’s event. However, Annie soon finds herself embroiled in a bunch of local politics, hurt, and anger. When that boils over into a real murder, Annie is once again cast as a suspect. With her fiancé, Max, along for the ride, she sets about clearing her name. Can she figure out what happened?

Unfortunately, this was a disappointment after the fun series debut. We spend too long with Annie planning the fictional mystery with multiple ideas discarded before she settles on one. The book and author name dropping is especially tedious here, too. We are meeting suspects and learning motives, so when the body does finally drop, the book picks up. It was still a bit of a struggle to keep the suspects and the parts they played in the fictional murder straight. Even so, the suspects are strong, and both mysteries are wrapped up well. Annie and Max are wonderful main characters, and I definitely enjoyed spending time with them. I’m looking forward to more of their adventures even if this wasn’t quite as good as the first one.